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HIV and TB Co-infection: Mechanisms and Clinical Significance
Buyinza Michael, Mbabazi Perepetwa
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An educational overview outlining the mechanisms of interaction, clinical significance, and drug management of HIV and Tuberculosis co-infection, with a focus on epidemiology in resource-limited settings like Uganda.
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