Prognostic Factors of Physical Function Decline Among Middle-Aged Adults With HIV

PWH with history of depression treatment, high BMI, or levels of inflammation and those showing early signs of functional impairment may be at higher risk of physical function decline and should be targeted for early interventions to preserve physical function with aging.

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Open Forum Infectious Diseases
Published
2025-05-27
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https://doi.org/10.1093/ofid/ofaf311
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1
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HIV-related health complications and treatments
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Abstract

PWH with history of depression treatment, high BMI, or levels of inflammation and those showing early signs of functional impairment may be at higher risk of physical function decline and should be targeted for early interventions to preserve physical function with aging.

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