A novel plasma proteomic signature predicts 10-year incident heart failure risk among persons living with HIV

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A novel plasma proteomic signature predicts 10-year incident heart failure risk among persons living with HIV

Session: Cardiovascular comorbidities: focus on neurologic disease and HIV

Topic: HIV and Cardiovascular Disease

Speaker: Doctor S. Shakil (Los Angeles, US)

Event: ESC Congress 2025

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Doctor Saate Shakil

University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles (United States of America)

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Cardiovascular comorbidities: focus on neurologic disease and HIV

Speakers: Doctor S. Shakil, Assistant Professor M. Durstenfeld, Doctor O. Quesada, Doctor R. Lorca, Doctor G. Volucke...

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