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The 14 pages that link to HIV, each with the reason it gives.

• T cellRelated: Its loss of helper T cells weakens coordination across the immune system.

• AIDSNarrower topic: AIDS is the advanced stage of infection by this virus.

• Vertical transmissionRelated: HIV can pass during pregnancy, birth, or breastfeeding, and interventions greatly reduce transmission.

• Host rangeBroader topic: HIV illustrates a restricted human-cell range shaped by entry-receptor requirements.

• Pasteur InstituteRelated: The institute’s team isolated and characterized HIV in 1983.

• AIDS crisisBroader topic: HIV infection drives the epidemic, while AIDS is its advanced clinical stage.

• Anal cancerRelated: HIV-associated immune suppression increases anal cancer risk.

• Anal sexRelated: Receptive anal intercourse carries a comparatively high per-act risk of HIV transmission without effective prevention.

• Françoise Barré-SinoussiBroader topic: The virus Barré-Sinoussi co-discovered became the central subject of her research.

• Charlie SheenRelated: Sheen publicly disclosed in 2015 that he was living with HIV.

• HIV/AIDS in AfricaBroader topic: HIV infection is the underlying cause of the epidemic’s health burden.

• Gaëtan DugasNarrower topic: The virus, not an individual, caused the epidemic Dugas was accused of starting.

• He JiankuiRelated: The parents in the embryo study were recruited in connection with HIV, motivating the choice of CCR5.

• Robert RayfordNarrower topic: Tests of Rayford’s archived tissue later detected HIV, decades before the virus was identified.