June 8, 1991Open Access

Excess mortality associated with the HIV epidemic in England and Wales.

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The author examines excess mortality in England and Wales in relation to the HIV epidemic. The need for more accurate diagnosis and more complete reporting if the full extent of the epidemic is to be identified is noted. (ANNOTATION)

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