HIV-infection : : Impact, Awareness and Social Implications of living with HIV/AIDS / / edited by Eugenia Barros.

The past few decades have seen the escalation of HIV-infections and the 'frantic' search for new drugs to treat the millions of people that live with HIV-AIDS. However because HIV-AIDS cannot be cured, but only controlled with drugs, and the Antiretroviral (ARV) treatment itself results in...

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Place / Publishing House:Rijeka : : InTech,, 2011.
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