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In the era of highly active antiretroviral therapy, why are HIV-infected patients still admitted to hospital for an inaugural opportunistic infection?

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In the era of highly active antiretroviral therapy, why are HIV-infected patients still admitted to hospital for an inaugural opportunistic infection? (English)

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Perbost I

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Malafronte B

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Pradier C

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Santo LD

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Dunais B

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Counillon E

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Vinti H

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Enel P

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Fuzibet JG

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Cassuto JP

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Dellamonica P

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