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Partial Recovery of Telomere Length After Long-term Virologic Suppression in Persons With HIV-1

23 Sept 2024

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Abstract Background People with HIV-1 (PWH) age differently than the general population. Blood telomere length (BTL) attrition is a surrogate biomarker of immunosenescence and aging in PWH. BTL is reduced immediately after HIV-1 infection and recovers in PWH with long-term virologic suppression, but the extent of this recovery is unknown. Methods This prospective 6-year observational study assessed the evolution...

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PMID: 39416992
DOI: 10.1093/ofid/ofae550

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