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Rudolf Geiger,Robert H. Aron,Paul Todhunterpathophysiology of neurological complications due to HIV infection was obvious. As in other retroviruses that had been studied prior to HIV, such as visna virus that infects sheep causing an encephalopathy, it was thought that the infection of macrophages would be sufficient to drive all the glial a

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Mohamed Mliless,Mohammed Larouznfected population that may complicate both the assessment of HAND and its nature. In Western countries, the epidemiological figures of HIV infection have changed from a mainly Caucasian gay male population to a more diverse population where women of ethnic minority and of low socio-economic backgro

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A. Alimari,S. Al-Madbouh,A. Rasem Hasans that were first described prior to the availability of antiretroviral treatments through some of the major developments in the field to the present. This will be followed by discussion of some of the major factors that influence the neuropsychological symptoms of HIV, as well as how the cognitive

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The Climate-Smart Agriculture Papersntrapartum, or through breastfeeding (.). Other routes of transmission during childhood and adolescence include exposure in a medical setting (the use of unsterilized needles or a blood transfusion), through risky sexual behavior, either voluntary or coerced, or from drug use. Lastly, some children

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Climatizing the UN Security Council, of neuropathological and neurocognitive sequelae. In this chapter, we present and evaluate research that examines neurocognitive functioning among HIV-infected persons who are also infected with HCV and/or have a SUD. As we highlight throughout, the presence of an SUD and/or HCV in concert with HIV