 natural history of HIV infection and its effects on the lung is derived from studies of infected men. Recent reports suggest that important gender differences exist in the type and frequency of complications, particularly in regard to respiratory disease. In both genders in the general population, cigarette smoking represents the major preventable cause of respiratory morbidity and mortality
natural history of HIV infection and its effects on the lung is derived from report of septic men. Recent report hint that important gender difference exist in the character and frequency of complications, particularly in regard to respiratory disease. In both genders in the general population, cigarette smoke represents the major preventable cause of respiratory unwholesomeness and mortality
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 natural_history of_HIV infection and its_effects on_the_lung is_derived_from studies of_infected men. Recent_reports suggest that important_gender differences exist_in_the type and frequency of complications, particularly in regard to respiratory disease. In both_genders_in the_general_population,_cigarette smoking represents the major_preventable cause of respiratory morbidity_and mortality