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Telomere Length Declines in Persons With Human Immunodeficiency Virus Before Antiretroviral Therapy Start but Not After Viral Suppression: A Longitudinal Study Over >17 Years

Jacques Fellay
2021
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Abstract

A total of 107 Swiss HIV Cohort Study participants contributed longitudinal samples. During untreated chronic HIV infection (median observation time, 7.7 years) but not during suppressive antiretroviral therapy (median observation time, 9.8 years), we recorded significant telomere length decline.

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