Disease Progression
Study Suggests 13 Percent of Those HIV+ Are Long-Term Survivors
Published in AIDS Weekly, May 29th, 1995
Researcher Alvaro Munoz and colleagues based their prediction on data from their ongoing surveillance of men involved in the MACS study. A total of 15 percent of the HIV-positive subjects followed since 1984-1985 remain free of AIDS, with no significant decline in CD4+ count ("Long-Term Survivors with HIV-1 Infection: Incubation Period and Longitudinal Patterns of CD4 Lymphocytes," Journal of Acquired...
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