From: 	"Shabbar Jaffar" <em@editorialmanager.com>
To:	"Fiona Vanobberghen" <fiona.vanobberghen@lshtm.ac.uk>
Date: 	12 March 2015 11:07
Subject: 	Your Submission to TMIH has been accepted

Ref.:  Ms. No. TMIH‑D‑14‑00561R1
Immunological failure of first‑line antiretroviral therapy (ART) and switch to second‑line ART among HIV‑infected persons in Tanzania: Analysis of national routinely‑collected data
Tropical Medicine & International Health

Dear Dr Vanobberghen,

I am pleased to tell you that your paper has now been accepted for publication in Tropical Medicine & International Health.  

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Would you kindly send a very short summary ‑ the "take‑home message" (not exceeding 30 words)of your paper ‑ to susanne.groener@lshtm.ac.uk. We use these on the feature page at the beginning of each print issue.

With kind regards,

Shabbar Jaffar
Editor
Tropical Medicine & International Health