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Subject: Re:  (3151) Survivor Stats
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>Is anyone aware of long term survivor statistics, or studies that look
>at the cofactors that may (or may not) influnence the histories of long
>term survivors?  My intuition tells me that the US profile of AIDS may
>actually be improving for some patients at a rate that is higher then
>believed (and thus mimicing the British respose) ....

What is the British response?  I haven't heard anything about this.

--kelly
Kelly C.M-H. Keany
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