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HIV-Related Opportunistic Diseases - UNAIDS Technical Update. UNAIDS (1998)

Opportunistic diseases in a person with HIV are the products of two things: the person’s lack of immune defences caused by the virus, and the presence of microbes and other pathogens in our everyday environment.

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AIDS-defining Illnesses among Patients with HIV in Singapore, 1985 to 2001: Results from the Singapore HIV Observational Cohort Study (SHOCS). Bellamy R, Sangeetha S and Paton NI (2004)

The objective was to describe the causes of initial and overall AIDS-defining disease
episodes among HIV patients in Singapore.

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Regional Profile

The regional profile presents data collated from published sources in the Asia-Pacific region according to the five areas: HIV prevalence and epidemiological status; Vulnerability and HIV knowledge; Risk behaviours; Socio-economic impact of the epidemic; and National response. The data sources include Epidemiological fact sheets, Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS), Behavioural Surveillance Survey (BSS), United Nations General Assembly Special Session (UNGASS) Report, AIDS Indicator Surveys (AIS), Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS) and others.

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