PITTSBURGH -- Effective treatment of HIV infection appears to be associated with reduced cardiovascular risk, contradicting evidence of an association between antiretroviral therapy and heart disease, investigators here reported.
Long-Term HAART Linked to Lower Heart Risk in HIV patientsCourtesy MedPage Today Infectious Disease Fri, 08/08/2008 - 11:46
PITTSBURGH -- Effective treatment of HIV infection appears to be associated with reduced cardiovascular risk, contradicting evidence of an association between antiretroviral therapy and heart disease, investigators here reported. More related itemsHow HIV vaccine might have increased odds of infection
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