The acute and early period of HIV-1 infection (AEH) is characterized by neuroinflammatory
and immunopathogenic processes that can alter the integrity of neural systems and …

The acute and early stages of HIV infection (AEH) are characterized by substantial viral
replication, immune activation, and alterations in brain metabolism. However, little is known …

This study aimed to examine cognitive function in acute/early HIV infection over the
subsequent 2 years. Fifty-six HIV+ subjects and 21 seronegative participants of the Chicago …

Brain HIV‐1‐infection may result in a syndrome of profound cognitive, behavioral and motor
impairment known as AIDS dementia complex (ADC) in adults and HIV‐related …

While major advances in HIV management over the last 20 years have resulted in drastically
improved health and survival outcomes, neurocognitive dysfunction remains a major health …

We examined neurocognitive functioning among persons with acute or early HIV infection
(AEH) and hypothesized that the neurocognitive performance of AEH individuals would be …

Background: Across many settings, lack of virologic control remains common in people with
HIV (PWH) because of late presentation and lack of retention in care. This contributes to …

Neurocognitive impairment caused by chronic human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
infection is a growing concern. In this chapter we discuss the inflammatory mechanisms …

Methods: In this study, 34 individuals with AEH and 39 HIV-seronegative participants
completed neuromedical and neuropsychological assessments, a structured psychiatric …

Is human immunodeficiency virus still a terminal condition? Recent advances in treatment
have significantly reduced both mortality and morbidity associated with HIV, but these …