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Malnourished subjects are known to have frequent infections and some of these, such as measles, tuberculosis, typhoid fever, and virus infections, follow a particularly severe course.
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Schlesinger, L. (1980). Cellular Immunity Studies in Marasmic Infants. In: Santos, W., Lopes, N., Barbosa, J.J., Chaves, D., Valente, J.C. (eds) Nutritional Biochemistry and Pathology. Nutrition and Food Science, vol 3. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-1349-7_23
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