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Cognitive impairment still common but ART reduces risk

Brain impairment in people with HIV may not be as common as we thought

Neuropathy still common in patients with HIV, older age a risk factor

European Medicines Agency: d4T to be used only in last resort

Increase in stroke among HIV-positive patients in US

HIV detectable in CSF of 10% of patients taking successful antiretroviral treatment

Infections the main cause of CNS neurological problems in South African patients starting HIV treatment

Neurocognitive impairment linked to prior low CD4 cell count, even if on current suppressive HIV treatment

Adolescents living with HIV face complex psychosocial concerns: require targeted, comprehensive services

The Pela Vidda project in Brazil works with around 150 children and young people. (Image: Eduardo Martino/Save the Children/Department for International Development. Creative Commons/via Flickr)