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

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

Improved treatment for cryptococcal meningitis in HIV could save thousands of lives – if generic drug becomes available

Sile Molloy at IAS 2017. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

WHO recommends package of tests, treatment and prevention for 'urgent need' people with HIV with low CD4 counts

<i>Guidelines for managing advanced HIV disease and rapid initiation of antiretroviral therapy</i>, World Health Organization, July 2017

Few people with HIV starting raltegravir and dolutegravir change therapy because of side-effects

Many people living with HIV at high risk of cardiovascular disease are not on statins

People treated with atazanavir had lower risk of stroke and heart attack

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease common in people living with HIV – metabolic disorders are key risk factors

Frailty is associated with loss of bone mineral density in middle-aged HIV-positive men and women

Curing hepatitis C improves diabetes control