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See Latest ArticlesCoronary Aging in HIV-Infected Patients
Clinical Infectious Diseases, 11/10/09
Guaraldi G et al. – Increased vascular age is frequent among HIV–infected patients and appears to be associated with CD4+ cell count. If these findings were to be confirmed in prospective trials, a positive response to ART with an increase in CD4+ cell count may become a marker of increased risk of atherosclerosis development.
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