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Sex Differences in CMV Replication and HIV Persistence During Suppressive ART
BACKGROUND: The association between subclinical cytomegalovirus (CMV) replication and HIV persistence has not been investigated in cis-gender women with HIV. METHODS: Fifty virologically suppressed female participants with HIV were prospectively enrolled and provided oral, vaginal, and urine samples
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