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Can vitamin E help fight fatty liver disease in HIV-positive people?: 2020, CATIE
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Insufficient food linked to inflammation in HIV-positive women: 2019, CATIE
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Canadian study links food insecurity to detectable viral loads and decreased CD4+ cells: 2017, CATIE
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France: Factors linked to low vitamin D levels in HIV-positive people: 2012, CATIE
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Building better bones: From TreatmentUpdate 189
2012, CATIE
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Statins and vitamin D – an unusual relationship: From TreatmentUpdate 185
2011, CATIE
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Can vitamin D increase testosterone concentrations in men?: From TreatmentUpdate 185
2011, CATIE
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Possible roles for vitamin D in selected infections—TB, colds and flu, HIV, hepatitis C virus and bacterial vaginosis: From TreatmentUpdate 185
2011, CATIE
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Raising vitamin D levels in HIV-positive people: From TreatmentUpdate 185
2011, CATIE
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Excessive immune activation and vitamin D – lessons from multiple sclerosis: From TreatmentUpdate 185
2011, CATIE
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