The influence of espresso coffee on neurocognitive function in HIV-infected patients.

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The influence of espresso coffee on neurocognitive function in HIV-infected patients.

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The influence of espresso coffee on neurocognitive function in HIV-infected patients.

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The influence of espresso coffee on neurocognitive function in HIV-infected patients.

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The influence of espresso coffee on neurocognitive function in HIV-infected patients.

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The influence of espresso coffee on neurocognitive function in HIV-infected patients.

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The influence of espresso coffee on neurocognitive function in HIV-infected patients.

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A Palha

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J Marques

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J Marques-Teixeira

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M Bragança

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M Esteves

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M Marinho

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R Moreira

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10.1080/09540121.2016.1153589

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