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Modelling the evolution of HIV ‐1 virulence in response to imperfect therapy and prophylaxis
Abstract Average HIV ‐1 virulence appears to have evolved in different directions in different host populations since antiretroviral therapy first became available, and models predict that HIV drugs can select for either higher or lower virulence, depending on how treatment is administered. However,
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