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Evidence from large US cohort says anti-HIV therapy does not increase heart disease risk

Kaposi’s sarcoma: a clinical review

Viral suppression improves kidney function in patients with poor baseline kidney function and low CD4 counts

CROI: Risk of lymphomas depends on cumulative viral load and latest CD4 counts

HIV-positive patients have high prevalence of asymptomatic heart disease in US study, but traditional risk factors and cocaine use main causes

Higher mortality in HIV-positive and HIV-negative children born to mothers with lower CD4 cell counts

Anti-HIV treatment reduces TB incidence in Spain

Pancreatitis: EuroSIDA finds low incidence, no link to use of specific antiretrovirals

Starting treatment at higher CD4 cell counts reduces risk of peripheral neuropathy, anaemia and kidney disease