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HIV Infection and Dementia
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ImmunologySocial SciencesAlzheimer's DiseaseHuman RetrovirusBone MarrowNeurologyNeuroimmunologyHiv-associated DementiaEnd-stage Hiv InfectionNeurovirologyBrain-immune InteractionChronic Viral InfectionHivClinical Infectious DiseaseEpidemiologyAids PathogenesisSexual HealthTreatment And PreventionDementiaHiv InfectionAntiviral ResponseNeuroscienceMedicine
One of the characteristics of end-stage HIV infection is dementia, the exact causes of which remain elusive. In a Perspective, Gartner debates the evidence for the hypothesis that the trigger for the initiation of HIV-associated dementia is the activation of monocytes in the bone marrow and their transmigration into the brain.
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