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HIV may be becoming less fit as it adapts to the immune system

HIV rebound linked to higher baseline level, slower suppression and low-level viraemia

Laura Waters of Mortimer Market Centre speaking at EACS 2013. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

Social problems and drug and alcohol problems common among people who develop AIDS despite long-term HIV care

Big differences in virological outcomes among people taking first-line HIV therapy in resource-limited settings

People with HIV have higher risk of death after heart attack

Michael Silverberg, of Kaiser Permanente, speaking at the ID Week Conference.

Liver fibrosis linked to immune activation in HIV/HCV co-infected women

Andrea Kovacs, from the Keck School of Medicine in Los Angeles, speaking at the ID Week Conference.

Liver cancer often diagnosed late with poor survival in people with HIV

Juan Berenguer, from Hospital Gregorio Marañón, speaking at ICAAC 2013.

Single-tablet regimen improves antiretroviral adherence and reduces hospitalisation

Scott Sutton, from the Dorn Veterans Administration Medical Center and the University of South Carolina, speaking at ICAAC 2013.

Starting HIV therapy leads to improvements in daily function and economic wellbeing