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Print-FriendlyPoster Snapshots: Intriguing Studies at CROI 2012
March 7, 2012
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As always, it is challenging to go through all the poster presentations in a conference as huge as CROI 2012. With almost a thousand posters to choose from, I allowed my own interests to dictate which ones to report: I walked around looking for innovative studies that shed new light on previous HIV treatment questions or that generated new questions entirely.
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- "Immune" to HIV? Not So Fast
- Impact of Monocytes on Inflammation and Aging in HIV
- HIV Linked to Shorter Telomeres, a Sign of Aging
- HAART May Not Be Enough to Normalize Immune Aging in Women, Study Finds
- Chemotherapy Does Not Appear to Impact Latent HIV Reservoirs
- Some HIV-Infected People Develop Spontaneous Control of HIV After Short-Term HAART During Acute Infection
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