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    Psychological distress among persons living with HIV, hypertension, and diabetes 

    Kagee A. (2010)
    It has been assumed that receipt of a diagnosis of HIV is a uniquely distressing event, more so than with any other illness. The present study compared the mean scores on the Hopkins Symptom Checklist, a measure of emotional ...
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    Monoclonal gammopathy and other serum protein electrophoresis patterns in patients with HIV infection in South Africa 

    Van Vuuren M.J.; Zemlin A.E.; Germishuys J.J. (2010)
    Background: Monoclonal gammopathy has been noted with increased frequency in patients with HIV infection compared with the general population. The prevalence in patients on antiretroviral therapy (ART) has not been widely ...
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    Evaluation of paradoxical TB-associated IRIS with the use of standardized case definitions for resource-limited settings 

    Eshun-Wilson I.; Havers F.; Nachega J.B.; Prozesky H.W.; Taljaard J.J.; Zeier M.D.; Cotton M.; Simon G.; Soentjens P. (2010)
    Objective: Standardized case definitions have recently been proposed by the International Network for the Study of HIV-associated immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (INSHI; [IRIS]) for use in resource-limited ...
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    Inhibitors and facilitators of willingness to participate (WTP) in an HIV vaccine trial: Construction and initial validation of the Inhibitors and Facilitators of Willingness to Participate Scale (WPS) among women at risk for HIV infection 

    Fincham D.; Kagee A.; Swartz L. (2010)
    A psychometric scale assessing inhibitors and facilitators of willingness to participate (WTP) in an HIV vaccine trial has not yet been developed. This study aimed to construct and derive the exploratory factor structure ...
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    Associations between alcohol misuse and risks for HIV infection among men who have multiple female sexual partners in Cape Town, South Africa 

    Townsend L.; Rosenthal S.R.; Parry C.D.H.; Zembe Y.; Mathews C.; Flisher A.J. (2010)
    The occurrence of high rates of alcohol consumption in a context of high HIV prevalence in South Africa poses a significant health challenge for this country. This paper aims to answer three questions that could further ...
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    High mortality from respiratory failure secondary to swine-origin influenza a (h1n1) in south africa 

    Koegelenberg C.F.N.; Irusen E.M.; Cooper R.; Diacon A.H.; Taljaard J.J.; Mowlana A.; Von Groote-Bidlingmaier F.; Bolliger C.T. (2010)
    Background: The novel influenza A (H1N1) pandemic affected South Africa late during the 2009 Southern hemisphere winter and placed an extra burden on a health care system already dealing with a high prevalence of chronic ...

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