Self-reported alcohol abuse in HIV-HCV co-infected patients: a better predictor of HIV virological rebound than physician's perceptions (HEPAVIH ARNS CO13 cohort)
Kaydedildi:
Marcellin, F., ET AL., Self-reported alcohol abuse in HIV-HCV co-infected patients: a better predictor of HIV virological rebound than physician's perceptions (HEPAVIH ARNS CO13 cohort). Addiction, Vol. 108, no. 7 (2013), p. 1250-1258.
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193050
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SIIS R.696 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Alcoholismo, Detección, Discapacidad, Drogodependencias, Enfermos, Evaluación, Factor de riesgo, Hepatitis, Predicción, Sida, Francia
Alcoholismo, Detección, Discapacidad, Drogodependencias, Enfermos, Evaluación, Factor de riesgo, Hepatitis, Predicción, Sida, Francia
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