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Sputnik V Protection from COVID-19 of HIV-Infected Individuals Under Art

2021-10-25

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Background: HIV infection is a known factor that aggravates the clinical course of many infectious diseases including COVID-19. The international guidance suggests that benefits from preventive SARS-CoV-2 vaccination using products with proven efficacy overweigh potential risks for HIV-infected people. However, there is little data on epidemiological assessment of COVID-19 vaccines efficacy among HIV-infected peop...

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5144903e-aa44-5878-9559-07dd820bbb37
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10.2139/ssrn.3949413
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