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🔥🚨🔥New modeling paper @NatureComms by Dan Reeves, E Duke & Schiffer group @fredhutch - suggests that #HIV persistence during ART is related to cellular proliferation rather than HIV replication - impt implications for future studies 🎯ing HIV cure t.co/sHetIDJ4ru t.co/ABwc0hYoxb
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@HarvardCFAR @BostonABCD @GileadSciences t.co/cFhoZVeJ9k @aidsaction support @juliatripp on #WORLDAIDSDay Sat Dec 1, 2018 t.co/6BcMxTTkkW Food, Music, Community Resources, HIV/STI Testing, Prizes and more #HIV #AIDS #LGBTQ t.co/QihzuXSCxF
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It’s the #GreatAmericanSmokeout! If you have #HIV and smoke, you’re at higher risk for other diseases and illnesses. Learn more about smoking & HIV and the benefits of quitting smoking. t.co/PRWLcLlPf7 t.co/EojnUd0cHe
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It’s National Rural Health Day! Find out why school based health centers are critical for providing sexual and mental health services to adolescents in rural areas: t.co/NwOp7ZPqRa. #PowerOfRural #RuralHealth #NRHD #SBHC t.co/KsE011xZy4
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