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Anemia and growth failure among HIV-infected children in India: a retrospective analysis
BMC Pediatrics, 06/17/09
Shet A et al. - The high prevalence and strong interrelationship of anemia and poor nutrition among HIV-infected children in India, particularly those living in rural areas underscores the need for incorporating targeted nutritional interventions during national scale up of care, support and treatment among HIV-infected children.
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