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Pain in people living with HIV/AIDS in the Western Cape
The increased life expectancy of people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) has meant that the disease has changed status from a terminal to a chronic condition. Along with this shift, increased attention has been given to maximising the quality of the prolonged life. A common, long standing problem impact...
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Division of Physiotherapy
2019
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