a review of influenza vaccine immunogenicity and efficacy in hiv-infected adults
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Abstract
BACKGROUND: HIV-seropositive adults are at an increased risk for influenza infection. They also develop more severe influenza disease and are hyporesponsive to current influenza vaccinations.
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| Authors | ;Curtis Cooper;Brian Hutton;Dean Fergusson;Edward Mills;Marina B Klein;Guy Boivin;Scott Halperin |
| Journal | zdravstveno varstvo |
| Year | 2008 |
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