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Mediterranean Diet and Bacterial Translocation and Immune-activation in Patients With HIV
Evaluate if a change to a Mediterranean diet supplemented with nuts and olive oil decreases bacterial translocation and immune activation by a change in the microbiome in successfully treated HIV-1 infected patients with CD4\> 500cells/ml.
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