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. 2022 Mar 15;36(4):617-619.
doi: 10.1097/QAD.0000000000003174.

Use of self-prescribed medications and complementary medicines in a cohort of women with HIV

Maria Mazzitelli  1 , Lolita Sasset  1 , Mattia Trunfio  2 , Eugenia di Meco  1 , Alessia Frater  1 , Davide Leoni  1 , Annamaria Cattelan  1
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Use of self-prescribed medications and complementary medicines in a cohort of women with HIV

Maria Mazzitelli et al. AIDS. .
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