effect of successive single-gestation pregnancies on the course of maternal human immunodeficiency virus disease and perinatal transmission
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effect of successive single-gestation pregnancies on the course of maternal human immunodeficiency virus disease and perinatal transmission

;William R. Robinson;Dan Wiley;Russ Van Dyke
rare earth coordination chemistry: fundamentals and applications 1995 Vol. 2 pp. 251-254
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robinson1995infectiouseffect

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Objective: This study was undertaken to examine the effect of successive pregnancies over a 3-year period on the course of maternal human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and the rate of perinatal transmission of HIV.

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gynecology and obstetricsinfectious and parasitic diseases

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