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Longitudinal analysis of Brain Metabolite levels for HIV infected Children from ages five to eleven
HIV infected (HIV+) children initiate antiretroviral therapy (ART) early in life and remain on it lifelong. However, the long-term impact of ART and HIV on the maturing brain is not well documented and longitudinal neuroimaging studies are rare, especially in developing countries most heavily impact...
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Department of Statistical Sciences
2020
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