Immunology

Module 4, Version 4

References

Journal Articles

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Government and NGO Reports

  • Rodriguez B. AIDS 347: IL-6 Blockade in Treated HIV Infection. In CinicalTrails.gov available at www.clinicaltrials.gov.

Conference Proceedings

  • Beck-Engeser G, Hunt PW. Valganciclovir reduces an immune activation pathway that strongly predicts morbidity and mortality in treated HIV infection. 20th International Workshop on Comorbidities and Adverse Drug Reactions in HIV. October 13-14, 2018. New York, NY. 

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