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Authors’ reply: Serum Albumin for Tuberculosis in HIV Infected Patients Eligible for Antiretroviral Therapy

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Fig. 1.  Risk of tuberculosis within six months (hazard ratio and  95% conidence interval) by serum albumin concentrations of HIV  infected patients eligible for antiretroviral therapy

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