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The underlying mechanisms of inflammation are still a matter of debate. Tissue damage can occur early, especially when ART is initiated in the chronic stage. Inflammation persists in long-term treated people living with HIV. Participants will explore these topics and discuss if there are better strategies to repair HIV-associated inflammation and tissue damage.

2 min
Introduction
Melissa CHURCHILL, RMIT University, Australia
Jacob ESTES, Oregon Health & Science University, United States
8 min
Inflammation and tissue damage in the CNS in the ART era
Tricia BURDO, Temple University, United States
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10 min
Impact of ART on adipose tissues in HIV infection
Claire LAGATHU, Inserm UMRS938, Sorbonne universite, saint Antoine research Centre and ICAN in Paris, France
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10 min
Therapies targeting tissue inflammation and viral persistence
Mirko PAIARDINI, Emory University, United States
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18 min
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Claire LAGATHU, Inserm UMRS938, Sorbonne universite, saint Antoine research Centre and ICAN in Paris, France
Tricia BURDO, Temple University, United States
Melissa CHURCHILL, RMIT University, Australia
Jacob ESTES, Oregon Health & Science University, United States
Mirko PAIARDINI, Emory University, United States
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