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Can psilocybin and psychotherapy help relieve distress in long-term AIDS survivors?: 2020, CATIE
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Studying patterns of healthy aging among HIV-positive people in Canada: 2020, CATIE
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Factors affecting frailty in middle-aged HIV-positive people: 2020, CATIE
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Changes to fat and muscle after 24 weeks of exercise in HIV-positive and HIV-negative people: 2020, CATIE
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Calgary doctors find that more older people are getting HIV: 2020, CATIE
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Managing medicines may become more difficult as some HIV-positive people age: 2020, CATIE
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High rates of frailty seen among middle-aged and older HIV-positive people in Alberta: 2020, CATIE
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Exploring the impact of aging on the brains of HIV-positive and HIV-negative people: 2019, CATIE
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Interventions against frailty may improve the health of HIV-positive people: 2019, CATIE
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Higher levels of dolutegravir in older people not linked to side effects: From TreatmentUpdate 230
2019, CATIE
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