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Modeling the impact of HIV on the spread of tuberculosis in the United States
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    Modeling the impact of HIV on the spread of tuberculosis in the United States (English)
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    5 January 1998
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    ordinary differential equations model
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    tuberculosis
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    human immunodeficiency virus
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    TB
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    HIV
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    transmission dynamics
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    combined spread
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