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Investigating the effects of living with HIV on neural circuits involved in reward processing in adolescents
The CHER (Children with HIV Early Antiretroviral) trial found that early ART (12- weeks) reduced mortality and morbidity in children with perinatal HIV (CPHIV). Despite early ART, CPHIV from the CHER trial demonstrate neuroimaging alterations, but little is known about the effects of PHIV and long-...
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Department of Human Biology
2025
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