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Title: Living Longer with HIV: Challenges and Triumphs of an Aging Population

Speaker: 

Matthew L. Russell, MD, MSc 
Instructor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School
Associate Physician, Massachusetts General Hospital

Description: 

As HIV prevention, diagnosis, and treatments have improved, people with HIV (PWH) are living longer and approaching life expectancies of non-infected individuals. There is still, however, a life expectancy gap that is informed by earlier onset of chronic medical conditions and Geriatric syndromes.  This talk will highlight the epidemiology of HIV and aging, the challenges for PWH age 50 and older, and pose questions for further care model refinement.

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Intended Audience

Largely clinical staff including attending physicians, nurses, fellows, and mental health providers.

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