The role of sexually transmitted diseases in HIV transmission

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Shannon R. Galvin

Myron S. Cohen

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[1] University of North Carolina,Division of Infectious Diseases

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Nature Reviews Microbiology | 2004年 / 2卷

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Sexual transmission is the main route for the spread of HIV. HIV transmission can be divided into two aspects, infectiousness and susceptibility. Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are one of the most important ways that the efficiency of HIV transmission is increased.

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