HIV infection, and overweight and hypertension: a cross-sectional study of HIV-infected adults in Western Kenya

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Akiko Saito
Mohamed Karama
Yasuhiko Kamiya
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[1] Nagasaki University,School of Tropical Medicine & Global Health
[2] Kenya Medical Research Institute,Center for Public Health Research
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Tropical Medicine and Health | / 48卷
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HIV; AIDS; Overweight; Obesity; Abdominal obesity; Hypertension; Body image; Kenya;
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