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1. Prenatal air pollution exposure and early cardiovascular phenotypes in young adults (Publications)

   Prenatal air pollution exposure and early cardiovascular phenotypes in young adults

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   Exposure to ambient air pollutants increases risk for adverse cardiovascular health outcomes in adults. We aimed to evaluate the contribution of prenatal air pollutant exposure to cardiovascular healt

2. Sociocultural determinants of anticipated acceptance of pandemic influenza vaccine in Pune, India: a community survey using mixed-methods (Publications)

   Sociocultural determinants of anticipated acceptance of pandemic influenza vaccine in Pune, India: a community survey using mixed-methods

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   OBJECTIVES: To investigate community priority and determinants of pandemic influenza vaccine acceptance in Pune, India. Community willingness to accept vaccines is often neglected in pandemic prepared

3. Barriers to achieving undetectable viral load in HIV-positive pregnant women at the time of delivery: the Swiss Mother & Child HIV cohort study (Publications)

   Barriers to achieving undetectable viral load in HIV-positive pregnant women at the time of delivery: the Swiss Mother & Child HIV cohort study

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4. Correction: a bundle of services increased ascertainment of Tuberculosis among HIV-infected individuals enrolled in a HIV cohort in rural sub-Saharan... (Publications)

   Correction: a bundle of services increased ascertainment of Tuberculosis among HIV-infected individuals enrolled in a HIV cohort in rural sub-Saharan Africa

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5. Evaluation of giant African pouched rats for detection of pulmonary tuberculosis in patients from a high-endemic setting (Publications)

   Evaluation of giant African pouched rats for detection of pulmonary tuberculosis in patients from a high-endemic setting

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   BACKGROUND: This study established evidence about the diagnostic performance of trained giant African pouched rats for detecting Mycobacterium tuberculosis in sputum of well-characterised patients wit

6. Epidemiology and impact of adherence to antiretroviral therapy on clinical outcomes in HIV-infected individuals: results from the Swiss HIV Cohort... (Publications)

   Epidemiology and impact of adherence to antiretroviral therapy on clinical outcomes in HIV-infected individuals: results from the Swiss HIV Cohort Study

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7. cART prescription trends in a prospective HIV cohort in rural Tanzania from 2007 to 2011 (Publications)

   cART prescription trends in a prospective HIV cohort in rural Tanzania from 2007 to 2011

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   BACKGROUND: Since 2010, World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines discourage using stavudine in first-line regimens due to frequent and severe side effects. This study describes the implementation of

8. Cure frailty models for survival data: application to recurrences for breast cancer and to hospital readmissions for colorectal cancer (Publications)

   Cure frailty models for survival data: application to recurrences for breast cancer and to hospital readmissions for colorectal cancer

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   Owing to the natural evolution of a disease, several events often arise after a first treatment for the same subject. For example, patients with a primary invasive breast cancer and treated with breas

9. Impact of traffic-related air pollution on acute changes in cardiac autonomic modulation during rest and physical activity: a cross-over study (Publications)

   Impact of traffic-related air pollution on acute changes in cardiac autonomic modulation during rest and physical activity: a cross-over study

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   People are often exposed to traffic-related air pollution (TRAP) during physical activity (PA), but it is not clear if PA modifies the impact of TRAP on cardiac autonomic modulation. We conducted a pa

10. Lung function decline, chronic bronchitis, and occupational exposures in young adults (Publications)

    Lung function decline, chronic bronchitis, and occupational exposures in young adults

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    RATIONALE: Occupational exposures to vapors, gas, dust, or fumes have been shown to be a risk factor of airway obstruction in cross-sectional studies in the general population. OBJECTIVES: Our aim was