Baseline Age is Independently Associated With the Rate of Arterial Stiffening Over 7 Years in a Zambian HIV Cohort
In a 7-year longitudinal study of Zambian people living with HIV, baseline age of 50 years or older was found to be independently associated with a significantly steeper rate of arterial stiffening compared to younger patients, highlighting the need for early cardiovascular screening and management of blood pressure and BMI in routine HIV care.