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Even with lifelong ART treatment, the virus remains latent in reservoirs throughout the body that can reactivate at any time, and over the long-term, these reservoirs can contribute to chronic inflammation and comorbidities.

This definition not only ignores cerebral palsy as a lifelong condition but contributes to a lopsided research focus directed only at pediatric care and not care into adulthood and across the lifespan, experts say.

Gary Morecambe, 58, an author from London, said the family were "genuinely excited" about the auction of their parents' lifelong possessions.

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"I wanted to pursue research in mathematics, as I've had a lifelong interest in the subject, but never had the opportunity to take part in math-based research until now," Hartman said.

“And this air could cause lifelong health issues.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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