Evaluating Bone Microarchitecture and Strength in Women With HIV
Bone microarchitecture and strength are reduced in women living with HIV, and tenofovir treatment may contribute to bone deficits.
Bone microarchitecture and strength are reduced in women living with HIV, and tenofovir treatment may contribute to bone deficits.
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