Predictors of HIV rebound differ by timing of antiretroviral therapy initiation

Jonathan Z. Li; Meghan Melberg; Autumn Kittilson; Mohamed Abdel‐Mohsen; Yijia Li; Evgenia Aga; Ronald J. Bosch; Elizabeth R. Wonderlich; Jennifer Kinslow; Leila B. Giron; Clara Di Germanio; Mark A. Pilkinton; Lynsay MacLaren; Michael C. Keefer; Lawrence K. Fox; Elizabeth Barr; Edward P. Acosta; Jintanat Ananworanich; Robert W. Coombs; John W. Mellors; Steven G. Deeks; Rajesh T. Gandhi; Michael P. Busch; Alan Landay; Bernard Macatangay; Davey M. Smith

doi:10.1172/jci.insight.173864

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BACKGROUND. Identifying factors that predict the timing of HIV rebound after treatment interruption will be crucial for designing and evaluating interventions for HIV remission.

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Predictors of HIV rebound differ by timing of antiretroviral therapy initiation

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