Abstract 12707: HIV Infection and Heart Failure Outcomes in Women
Sumbal Janjua(St. Elizabeth's Medical Center), Tomas G. Neilan(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Ravi V. Shah(Vanderbilt University), Udo Hoffmann(Duke Medical Center), Bálint Szilveszter(Harvard University), Markella V. Zanni(Harvard University), Daniel Addison(The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center), Pedro V. Staziaki(Harvard University), Susan Regan(Massachusetts General Hospital), Grinspoon K Steven(Massachusetts General Hospital), Virginia A. Triant(Brigham and Women's Hospital)
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