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To update long-term survival estimates and life expectancy evaluations for individuals receiving clinical care for HIV infection through 2015.

November 14, 2016Annals of Internal Medicine

Update of Survival for Persons With HIV Infection in Denmark

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To update long-term survival estimates and life expectancy evaluations for individuals receiving clinical care for HIV infection through 2015.
Longitudinal cohort analysis following individuals receiving HIV care up to 2015 using established survival modeling methods.
Evaluated survival outcomes among individuals without hepatitis C virus coinfection compared with sex- and age-matched controls from the general population.
Prior cohort estimates indicated 25-year-old individuals with HIV not coinfected with hepatitis C virus had a projected median survival age of 63.9 years.
Historical estimates demonstrated median survival among individuals with HIV remained 12.2 years shorter than that of matched general population controls.

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Cohort study observes updated long-term survival in individuals receiving HIV care, highlighting persistent life expectancy gaps compared to the general population.

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Lohse et al. (2016) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a787f42df493903fd1fa5f1 https://doi.org/10.7326/l16-0091

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Cohort study observes updated long-term survival in individuals receiving HIV care, highlighting persistent life expectancy gaps compared to the general population.

Update of Survival for Persons With HIV Infection in Denmark

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