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NL888 Posted 14 years ago
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Does "But those with HIV do" mean...
Does "But those with HIV do" mean "But those with HIV do go to the doctor"?
Context:
Younger men of lower socioeconomic class typically "don't go to the doctor," she said. But those with HIV do, so that "ideally, we should really be catching (cardiovascular) disease earlier."
Context:
Younger men of lower socioeconomic class typically "don't go to the doctor," she said. But those with HIV do, so that "ideally, we should really be catching (cardiovascular) disease earlier."
Top answer
That's the way I read it. The implication seems to be that doctors have been missing an opportunity to catch the early signs of CV disease in poor males with HIV.
- That's the way I read it.
- The implication seems to be that doctors have been missing an opportunity to catch the early signs of CV disease in poor males with HIV.
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That's the way I read it.
The implication seems to be that doctors have been missing an opportunity to catch the early signs of CV disease in poor males with HIV.
The implication seems to be that doctors have been missing an opportunity to catch the early signs of CV disease in poor males with HIV.
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