HIV-infected adults are at a higher risk for developing heart attacks, kidney failure and cancer, suggests a new research from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. But, contrary to what many had believed, the researchers say these illnesses are occurring at similar ages as adults who are not infected with HIV. The findings appeared online last month in the journal iClinical Infectious Diseases/i. Researchers say these findings can help ...Wednesday 12 November 2014
Age-Related Diseases Diagnosed in HIV-Infected Adults at Similar Ages as Uninfected
HIV-infected adults are at a higher risk for developing heart attacks, kidney failure and cancer, suggests a new research from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. But, contrary to what many had believed, the researchers say these illnesses are occurring at similar ages as adults who are not infected with HIV. The findings appeared online last month in the journal iClinical Infectious Diseases/i. Researchers say these findings can help ...
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