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Exploratory assessment of nutrient-related food-frequency proxy measures among people with HIV by secondary chronic condition status.
As people living with HIV live longer, secondary chronic conditions are increasingly common. Although nutrition important in HIV care, limited data describe nutrient-related dietary patterns among people with HIV and specific chronic conditions.
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