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Goforth HW et al. – Patients who experience maladaptive grief show more rapid losses of CD4 T–cells over time, even when controlling for age, health status, use of antiretrovirals, and illicit drug abuse. This immune dysfunction may be managed by a variety of psychotherapeutic techniques.
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