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Genetic testing lowers risk of nevirapine skin rash

Kidney problems linked to tenofovir use, improve with switch to abacavir

Ameet Dravid at IAS 2013. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com.

Studies look at bone changes during second-line therapy, fractures, and HIV- and HCV-related bone loss

Jennifer Hoy of the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne, speaking at an IAS press conference. Photo©International AIDS Society/Steve Forrest/Workers' Photos

Genetics make a large contribution to cardiovascular risk for people with HIV

Almost three-quarters of people starting HIV therapy in Tanzania have dyslipidemia after three years of treatment

Dual CCR5/CCR2 inhibitor cenicriviroc has anti-inflammatory as well as anti-HIV effect

Joseph Gathe, Therapeutic Concepts, Houston, Texas © Liz Highleyman / hivandhepatitis.com

Small risk of neurological birth defects due to efavirenz confirmed in French cohort

Jeanne Sibiude of Louis Mourier Hospital, France, presenting at CROI 2013.

Tenofovir, atazanavir/ritonavir and Kaletra associated with kidney problems in patients taking HIV therapy

Pregnancy does not increase risk of nevirapine side-effects