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Vitamin A status of HIV-infected adults in South Africa
Introduction: Several studies in developed countries such as the USA have reported low serum or plasma vitamin A levels in adults with HIV disease. Limited data suggests that HIV-infected adults from developing countries show even lower vitamin A levels. Factors that contribute to a low vitamin A st...
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Centre for Infectious Disease Epidemiology and Research (CIDER)
2018
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