NATURAL HISTORY AND ACCESS TO CARE STUDY
$564M01FY2000RRNIH
University Of California San Francisco, San Francisco CA
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Abstract
This natural history study of HIV infection in women is part of a multi-site national study funded by NIH. The goals of the study include creating a national database on HIV infection in women as well as providing a means to address site-specific questions (e.g., evaluating oral manifestation of HIV in women and issues of access to care).
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