doi: 10.1126/science.288.5474.2153.
Is AIDS in Africa a distinct disease?
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Is AIDS in Africa a distinct disease?
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Abstract
In Africa, opportunistic infections, transmission patterns, and viral subtypes differ from what is seen in the AIDS epidemics of the United States and Europe, yet 2 decades into the epidemic, AIDS researchers have only a shaky handle on the fundamental question: What accounts for these differences? The answers have potentially important implications for both prevention and treatment strategies.
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