Aerobic fitness levels and validation of a non exercise VO2max prediction equation for HIV-infected patients on HAART.

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Cecilia M Shikuma

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Christopher D Stickley

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Elizabeth Cornelius

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Iris F Kimura

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Katherine Sullivan

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Rebecca K Romine

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Ronald K Hetzler

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