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HIV and the kidneys

Low prevalence of end-stage kidney disease in European HIV patients

Tenofovir treatment impairs kidney function, but clinical significance limited

Kidney disease increases mortality for women with AIDS starting HIV treatment

Tenofovir-associated kidney problems not always reversible

EuroSIDA study suggests tenofovir increases risk of chronic kidney disease

Vitamin D deficiency extremely common among HIV-positive patients in diverse regions

Kidney dysfunction more frequent, increases risk of death of patients with HIV and hepatitis C co-infection

Poor kidney function increases cardiovascular disease risk for patients with HIV