Antiretroviral Therapy Adherence Interruptions Are Associated With Systemic Inflammation Among Ugandans Who Achieved Viral Suppression

Nicholas Musinguzi,Jose R. Castillo-Mancilla,Mary Morrow,Helen Byakwaga,Samantha MaWhinney,Tricia H. Burdo,Yap Boum,Conrad Muzoora,Bosco M Bwana,Mark J. Siedner,Jeffrey N. Martin,Peter W. Hunt,David R. Bangsberg,Jessica E. Haberer

Antiretroviral Therapy Adherence Interruptions Are Associated With Systemic Inflammation Among Ugandans Who Achieved Viral Suppression

2019

Nicholas Musinguzi
Jose R. Castillo-Mancilla
Mary Morrow
Helen Byakwaga
Samantha MaWhinney
Tricia H. Burdo
Yap Boum
Conrad Muzoora
Bosco M Bwana
Mark J. Siedner
Jeffrey N. Martin
Peter W. Hunt
David R. Bangsberg
Jessica E. Haberer

Background:Residual systemic inflammation, which is associated with non-AIDS clinical outcomes, may persist despite viral suppression. We assessed the effect of antiretroviral therapy (ART) adherence interruptions on systemic inflammation among Ugandans living with HIV who were virally suppressed.Se

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Therapy adherence
Systemic inflammation
Medicine
Immunology
viral suppression
antiretroviral therapy
human immunodeficiency virus

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