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bibliographicCitation	Streinu-Cercel A, de Gorgolas M, Müller M, Portilla J, Rugina S, Böcher W, Staszewski S, Pulik P, Rowell L, Salgo M, Stoll M. Switching from a toxicity-causing antiretroviral to enfuvirtide in patients with HIV: the SWITCH TOX study. HIV Clin Trials. 2008 Nov;9(6):375–86. doi: 10.1310/hct0906-375. PMID: 19203903.
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title	Switching from a Toxicity-Causing Antiretroviral to Enfuvirtide in Patients with HIV: The SWITCH TOX Study
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