A superiority of viral load over CD4 cell count when predicting mortality in HIV patients on therapy

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Claris Shoko
Delson Chikobvu
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[1] University of the Free State,Department of Mathematical Statistics and Actuarial Sciences
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BMC Infectious Diseases | / 19卷
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CD4 cell count; Viral load; HIV/AIDS progression; Multistate modelling;
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