The Risk for Sudden Cardiac Death Among Patients Living With Heart Failure and Human Immunodeficiency Virus
Raza M. Alvi(Massachusetts General Hospital), Tomas G. Neilan(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Connor P. Mulligan(Harvard University), Magid Awadalla(Massachusetts General Hospital), Anne M. Neilan(Harvard University), Adam Rokicki(Harvard University), Lili Zhang(Boston Children's Hospital), Maryam Afshar(Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center), Malek O. Hassan(Harvard University), Markella V. Zanni(Harvard University), Noor Tariq(Yale New Haven Hospital), Virginia A. Triant(Brigham and Women's Hospital)
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