Neuropsychological function in asymptomatic HIV-1 infection: methodological issues.

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Verbal fluency in HIV infection: a meta-analytic review.Normative comparisons for large neuropsychological test batteries: User-friendly and sensitive solutions to minimize familywise false positives.Use of the binomial distribution to predict impairment: application in a nonclinical sample.

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