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HIV Infections Make Cells Age Faster, Leading to Higher Mortality Risk
HIV is known to damage the immune system leading the body defenseless against other types of infections and infection-related cancers, but a new research reveals the HIV infections can also make cells to age faster leading to higher mortality risks.
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