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Progressive Brain Atrophy Despite Persistent Viral Suppression in HIV Patients Older Than 60 Years
BACKGROUND: Current HIV treatments are successful at suppressing plasma HIV RNA to undetectable levels for most adherent patients. Yet, emerging evidence suggests that viral suppression will inadequately control inflammation and mitigate risk for progressive brain injury. We sought to quantify diffe
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