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HIV/ART exposure effects in infants within an auditory-gut-brain axis framework
Introduction: In utero HIV exposure affects hearing and language outcomes in infants. Yet, no work has examined the influence of HIV and antiretroviral therapy (ART) exposure on early development of auditory white matter connections in the brain. Mechanisms through which HIV/ART exposure could affec...
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Department of Human Biology
2026
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