Persistent measles infection in malnourished children.
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Abstract
Thirty malnourished and 25 well-nourished children were studied six to 31 days after the onset of a measles rash. Evidence of the virus was found in 40% of the malnourished children but in none of the well-nourished controls. Giant cells were found in ...
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| Authors | J Dossetor, H C Whittle, B M Greenwood;J Dossetor;H C Whittle;B M Greenwood; |
| Journal | British medical journal |
| Year | 1977 |
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10.1136/bmj.1.6077.1633
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