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Top 5 stories on HIV, ageing and co-morbidities from CROI 2022

Professor Joel Palefsky, presenting the results of the anal screening trial, at CROI 2022. CROI 2022.

Have HIV-associated neurological disorders declined in people with HIV due to recent antiretrovirals?

Dr Ilaria Mastrorosa (bottom left) at CROI 2022.

Women living with HIV are under-represented in research, limiting our understanding of co-morbid diseases

Dr Sonia Raffe presenting to EACS 2021.

New predictors for peripheral neuropathy found in study of people living with HIV

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The prevalence of HIV-related cognitive impairment is massively overestimated, experts say

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Data from routine clinical care shows people with HIV have an increased risk of dementia and that it's diagnosed at a younger age

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Higher rates of psychotic disorders in young adults with perinatally acquired HIV

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US study shows an increased risk of dementia in men ageing with HIV

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Depression adversely affects cognitive function of people with HIV in both the short- and longer-term

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