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HIV induced neuroendocrine alterations in AIDS patients as a co-factor of immune deficiency
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Medical Hypotheses
|September 1, 1988
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HIV may induce subclinical neuroendocrine dysfunctions in some seropositive patients and these dysfunctions may be one of the co-factors that determine the pathogenesis of AIDS.
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