… Here we investigate the role of HIV virological and immunological parameters, in addition
to CvRFs and ART exposure, on the risk of MI in HIV-infected individuals, in a country with a …

… The potential immune mechanisms through which depression may influence HIV disease
progression remain to be understood. There is evidence to suggest that depression may lead …

… disease progression and a higher risk of mortality in untreated HIV infection [17, 18], … in
HIV infection also has consequences for adaptive immune activation. In Italian HIV-infected …

… Therefore, HIV infection affects the immune response to malaria, particularly … consequences
of HIV infection on malaria in adults, pregnant women, and children, and we study the effect …

… The current study found main effects for both HIV status and MJ use on neurocognitive
functioning. HIV+ moderate-to-heavy users performed significantly worse on learning/memory …

… During HIV infection, the adaptive immune system is directly affected through the rapid
infection of CD4 T-cells [12] but the effects on the innate immune system are more indirect …

… HIV-infected patients have better control of their HIV infection, … obesity to immune functioning
among HIV-infected individuals. … to be related to improved immunological health. Although …

… that HIV infection leads to the induction of T Reg that inhibits antiviral immune responses
in … in immune activation and CD4 T-cell lymphocytopenia. Manipulation of T Reg in early-stage …

… immune-hematological profiles in HIV infected patients compared to HIV/malaria co-infected …
Hence immune status of HIV infected participants who are stable on ART as measured by …

… activation is likely a consequence of how effective the ART regimen is, but it is also a reflection
on the immune status of the participants at baseline. For example, a population initiating …