Patients who are HIV-positive and have high CD4 cell counts — or have a high number of white blood cells that fight infections — aren’t at an increased risk for heart attacks compared to patients who are HIV-negative, according to a study.
Patients who are HIV-positive and have high CD4 cell counts — or have a high number of white blood cells that fight infections — aren’t at an increased risk for heart attacks compared to patients who are HIV-negative, according to a study.