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The Influence of Psychological Interventions Upon Disease Progression in HIV-infected Patients Receiving no Medication
This study examines the hypothesis that psychological interventions have beneficial effects on quality of life including psychological well-being and disease progression in early HIV patients recieving no medication.
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