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Reservoir and Phylogenetic Signatures Identify Distinct Subsets of HIV-1 Nonsuppressible Viremia

2026-02-06

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In nonsuppressible HIV viremia (NSV), individuals have persistently detectable viral load despite adherence to ≥2 fully active antiretroviral drugs. NSV represents an area of clinical uncertainty and an opportunity to understand the mechanisms of HIV persistence. We performed in-depth virologic characterization to identify distinct NSV phenotypes. We categorized participants into those who had persistent viremia a...

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Literature Corpus work: 3b70e142-d51b-5987-8433-95e77533a0ec
DOI: 10.64898/2026.02.05.26345678

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