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Living with HIV associated with a fivefold increase in the risk of insomnia

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Promising results for programme to reduce sleep disturbance in people with HIV

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Insomnia associated with heart attack in people living with HIV

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Taking dolutegravir in the morning may avert insomnia

Switching from efavirenz to lopinavir/ritonavir has no meaningful impact on neurological function, says UK study

Living with diagnosed HIV infection for a long time is associated with poor quality of life

Dolutegravir and central nervous system side-effects: abacavir, older age increase the risk

Romina Quercia speaking at HIV Glasgow. Image credit: HIV Drug Therapy Glasgow 2016

Efavirenz and the brain: are we nearer to solving a mysterious side-effect?

HIV doesn't increase the risk of insomnia