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Not having enough food linked to poor treatment outcomes in New York

Low vitamin D concentrations associated with poor clinical and virological outcomes among people starting HIV therapy

Micronutrient supplements delay HIV disease progression for patients with higher CD4 cell counts

Drinking coffee halves the risk of liver cancer

Vitamin D deficiency increases risk of TB among people starting HIV therapy

Traditional risk factors strongest predictors of sub-clinical cardiovascular disease in people about to start HIV therapy

Diet quality predicts HIV progression and death in resource-poor settings

Low levels of vitamin D associated with poorer long-term CD4 cell gains in women who start HIV treatment late

High-dose multivitamins have no benefit for people starting HIV treatment but cause serious liver disturbances