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Use of CD4 Lymphocyte Count to Predict Long Term Survival Free of AIDS After HIV Infection
BMJ
doi 10.1136/bmj.309.6950.309
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Date
July 30, 1994
Authors
A N Phillips
C A Sabin
J Elford
M Bofill
G Janossy
C A Lee
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BMJ
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