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Scaling up AIDS treatment: what is the potential impact and what are the risks?

Peter Lamptey1, David Wilson

  • 1Institute for HIV/AIDS, Family Health International, Arlington, Virginia, USA. plamptey@fhi.org

Plos Medicine
|March 3, 2005
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