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  1. Having HIV weakens your body's immune system. This can lead to serious infections that are called opportunistic infections (OIs). Read more. ... Having HIV/AIDS weakens ...
  2. Infection with HIV is serious, but the outlook is improving. Discover the many things you can do to help ensure you have a longer, healthier life. ... What ...
  3. ... complications. Although live vaccines may be hazardous in HIV-infected infants (4), we believe the benefits of immunization clearly outweigh the risks in Zambia. REFERENCES 1. Lapointe N, Michaud J, Pekovic D et ...
  4. ... complications. Although live vaccines may be hazardous in HIV-infected infants (4), we believe the benefits of immunization clearly outweigh the risks in Zambia. REFERENCES 1. Lapointe N, Michaud J, Pekovic D et ...
  5. ... of errors causing events allegedly attributable to vaccination/immunization: systematic review... Childhood Vaccines -- see more ... Children Kid's Guide to Shots (Nemours ...
  6. ... 42 Cancer ... iii LIST OF TABLES Table 1 State ...
  7. ... Pertussis Vaccines (National Institutes of Health) ... Tetanus, Diphtheria, ...
  8. ... hepatocellular carcinoma: a phase... Vaccines -- see more articles ... Immunization: MedlinePlus Health Topic (National Library of Medicine) Also ...
  9. ... CDC. paredness Spending FY 2004 as reported in HIV Prevention FY 2004 data come from ... Available at http:// Immunization FY 2004 data come from the Overweight (2003) ...
  10. ... Precautions have been developed for research laboratories (28). References ... Practices Advisory Committee. Recommendations for protection against viral ...
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