A recent study has found that asymptomatic individuals with HIV have early coronary disease and impaired heart function. The study highlights the importance of monitoring cardiovascular health in people living with HIV.
A recent study has found that asymptomatic individuals with HIV have early coronary disease and impaired heart function . The study highlights the importance of monitoring cardiovascular health in people living with HIV .
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