Counter-intuitive plasma vitamin D and zinc status in HIV-1-infected adults with persistent low-level viraemia after treatment initiation: a pilot case–control study
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H. Melliez | A. Duhamel | É. Senneville | O. Robineau | N. Viget | L. Bocket | D. Seguy | A. Pasquet | E. Sauser | F. Loiseleur | I. Kim | I. Kim
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