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February 14, 2012JAIDS Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes

CD8+ T cells and Risk for Bacterial Pneumonia and All-Cause Mortality Among HIV-Infected Women

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SGShruti K. GohilUniversity of California, IrvineMHMoonseong HeoYonsei UniversityESEllie E. SchoenbaumAlbert Einstein College of Medicine

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