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Out of Africa: Pattern, Genetics & Advocacy of Rheumatic Diseases

From the College  |  September 24, 2018

Approximately one in nine new TB cases occur in individuals who are infected with HIV. In Africa, which has a higher prevalence of HIV infection, data show that up to one-third of adults with osteoarticular infections are HIV positive.

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