Methods: Twenty-seven HIV- infected individuals with both neuropsychological and neuropathological data were identified.

Absent from these trials were inclusion of released prisoners or HIV- infected individuals.

Peripheral neuropathies are the most common neurological manifestations occurring in HIV- infected individuals.

Renal dysfunctions are major predictors of co-morbidities and mortality in HIV- infected individuals.

This may be a modifiable mediator of cardiovascular disease among HIV- infected individuals.

Scientific evidence shows that asymptomatic infected individuals, including children, spread coronavirus.

Thirty-day readmission rates, a widely utilized quality metric, are high among HIV- infected individuals.

Infected individuals will have different numbers of contacts, or slight differences in infectiousness.

However, the optimal cutpoint for HIV- infected individuals was consistently 0 mm.

Reinfection was more common than relapse among HIV- infected individuals with recurrent pneumococcal disease.

One in five infected individuals doesn't know they have the virus.

Conclusions: SCP in HIV- infected individuals is feasible and should be encouraged.

Factors accounting for increased PH susceptibility in HIV- infected individuals are unknown.

Buildings the infected individuals live in have also been locked down.

The HIV-1-associated neurocognitive disorder occurs in approximately one-third of infected individuals.

Th17 antigen-specific responses to all antigens tested were specifically impaired in HIV- infected individuals.