Osteoporosis in HIV Infected Postmenopausal Women
$710,989R01FY2014AINIH
Columbia University Health Sciences, New York NY
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Abstract
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Postmenopausal HIV+ women are at increased risk of fracture and vulnerable to adverse effects of D deficiency, HIV infection and ART-related bone loss on bone strength. The increasing prevalence of HIV-infection on older minority women and the aging of the HIV-infected population make it critical to elucidate the effects of HIV and its treatment on bone health.
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