Highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) has shown great efficacy in reducing human immunodeficiency virus levels, increasing immunity, and prolonging the survival of persons with acquired immunodeficiency
Robert J. Biggar, MD
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Articles by Robert J. Biggar, MD
This review by Dr. Aboulafia presents aspects of the epidemiology of acquired immunodeficiency (AIDS)-related lymphomas and their pathogenesis. The author’s main focus is in the molecular area, and the summary of epidemiology is well known to those interested in this field.
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