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The Effects of Aging on HIV Disease,between 1991 and 1995, older persons were more likely to present with encephalopathy and wasting syndrome, and were more likely to die within one month of presentation, (.) . Although the largest HIV transmission category in this analysis were men who have sex with men, several studies also have dem

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Neuropsychology of Healthy Aging,shed that cognitive abilities decline among healthy older adults without HIV or other frank neurological conditions. Therefore, an emerging scientific challenge is the systematic exploration of the synergistic impact of both HIV and age on the cognitive abilities of older adults.

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Interactions Between Advanced Age and HIV Cognitive Impairment,quires a multidisciplinary approach. Most older HIV patients acquiredinfection at a younger age and aged with HIV; however, older individuals alsoacquire infection in their sixth or older decade of life and remain an often hidden population.

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Book 2009HIV and the Brain: New Challenges in the Modern Era. provides a comprehensive review of both basic science and clinical implications in these important areas of the disease. The text is of particular relevance to both research scientists and clinicians involved in HIV in the modern era..

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HIV and the Brain978-1-59745-434-6Series ISSN 1559-0585 Series E-ISSN 2524-4043

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