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The following video is part of Mayo Clinic Social Media Residency Curriculum http://youtu.be/ruMjKyrUv8U

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Quick tip for estimating CD4 count in ED CD4 < 200 significantly raises risk for opportunistic infections. Absolute lymphocyte count < 1000 correlates to CD4[...]

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