Long-term HIV-1 infection without immunologic progression
AIDSPublished 1 August 1994Open access
Susan Buchbinder, Mitchell H. Katz, Nancy A. Hessol, Paul M. OʼMalley, Scott D. Holmberg
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There are individuals with long-term HIV infection who appear clinically and immunologically healthy 10–15 years after HIV seroconversion, with stable CD4+ counts, and Lack of exposure to STD or recreational drugs does not appear to explain the delayed course of disease progression in HLP.
Abstract
There are individuals with long-term HIV infection who appear clinically and immunologically healthy 10-15 years after HIV seroconversion, with stable CD4+ counts. Lack of exposure to STD or recreational drugs does not appear to explain the delayed course of disease progression in HLP.
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Immunology and MicrobiologyMedicine