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Nationwide Molecular Epidemiology of HIV-1 in Uruguay (2007-2021): Lineage Diversity, BF1 Recombinant Complexity and Epidemiological Patterns.

Journal of the International AIDS Society - 1 Jul 2026

Podchibiakin Agustina A, Flieller Rosa, Ruchansky Dora, Brasesco Maria, Cortinas Maria N, Lizasoain Andrés, Chiparelli Héctor, Cabrera Susana, Bello Gonzalo, Soler Ana M, Mir Daiana

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INTRODUCTION: Uruguay has one of the highest HIV incidence rates in Latin America, yet its molecular epidemiology remains underexplored. Characterizing the diversity, temporal and geographic dynamics of circulating HIV-1 lineages is essential to detect lineage-specific patterns across population groups and regions, inform tailored prevention and surveillance strategies, and understand cross-border connectivity....

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PMID: 42502233
DOI: 10.1002/jia2.70157
PMCID: PMC13401711

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