April 18, 2016Open Access

Inzidenz von AIDS-definierenden opportunistischen Infektionen in einer Multikohortenanalyse von HIV-infizierten Personen in den Vereinigten Staaten und Kanada, 2000–2010

KBKate BuchaczCenters for Disease Control and Prevention BLBryan LauJohns Hopkins University YJYuezhou JingJohns Hopkins University

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Abstract

Für HIV-infizierte Personen in Behandlung von 2000-2010 waren die Raten der ersten opportunistischen Infektion relativ niedrig und sind im Allgemeinen über diese Zeit gesunken.

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