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UK research shows that black patients of West African and Caribbean origin have higher rates of chronic kidney disease

Diabetes isn't adequately managed in women with HIV, says US research

Kidney function declines faster in men on HIV treatment than for their HIV-negative peers

TAF only superior to TDF when used with a boosting agent

Risk of chronic kidney disease and cardiovascular disease in people with HIV should be assessed together

Acute kidney injury ‘uncommon’ but unpredictable on tenofovir and ritonavir

Acute kidney injury ‘uncommon’ but unpredictable on tenofovir and ritonavir

Risk score can identify which HIV-positive people with controlled viral load are at greatest risk of neurocognitive decline

AA amyloidosis is an unrecognised problem among people who inject drugs

Magdalena Harris at HR17. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

Curing hepatitis C reduces the risk of diabetes & kidney failure in people with HIV/HCV co-infection