Proteomics in low CVD risk black women living with HIV: H-ART to Heart Study

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Proteomics in low CVD risk black women living with HIV: H-ART to Heart Study

Session: HIV and cardiovascular disease (2)

Topic: HIV and Cardiovascular Disease

Speaker: Doctor G. Manmathan (Melbourne, AU)

Event: ESC Congress 2024

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Doctor Gavin Paul Raphael Manmathan

Victoria Heart, Melbourne (Australia)

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HIV and cardiovascular disease (2)

Speakers: Doctor G. Manmathan, Doctor A. Reimer Jensen, Associate Professor H. Nataraj Setty, Doctor T. Wardill, Mrs A. Murta...

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30 August - 2 September 2024

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