Pneumonia and Malnutrition are Highly Predictive of Mortality among African Children Hospitalized with Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection or Exposure in the Era of Antiretroviral Therapy
Geoffrey A. Preidis(Texas Children's Hospital), Mark W. Kline(Tulane University), Eric D. McCollum(Johns Hopkins University), Charles Mwansambo(Kamuzu Central Hospital), Gordon E. Schutze(Baylor College of Medicine), Peter N. Kazembe
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