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Changes in CD4+ cell count after cancer treatment linked to survival among HIV-positive people: 2019, CATIE
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Revisiting HIV co-receptors and their role in cure research: From TreatmentUpdate 231
2019, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Why has HIV in Saskatchewan become more harmful for some people?: 2018, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Probiotics and the response to immunotherapy for cancer: From TreatmentUpdate 226
2018, CATIE
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Heavy marijuana use associated with a reduction in immune activation: From TreatmentUpdate 225
2018, CATIE
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Some research issues with marijuana, HIV and inflammation: From TreatmentUpdate 225
2018, CATIE
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Lung cancer risk linked to immunological dysfunction and bacterial pneumonia: 2016, CATIE
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New ideas about CD4+ cell counts and when to start ART: From TreatmentUpdate 210
2015, CATIE
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Inflammation and its discontents: From TreatmentUpdate 205
2014, CATIE
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Canadian researchers point to CMV as a problem for the immune system: 2014, CATIE
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