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Additional treatment costs arising from expanded HIV screening in US will place further pressure on Ryan White funding

Anti-nausea drug has anti-HIV effect too

Bone loss common in patients with HIV, and often progresses

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

Food assistance improved ART adherence, retention in care, in Haiti

Condom avoidance not a motivation for circumcision among blacks and coloured in Johannesburg

Taking HIV treatment and having an undetectable viral load associated with unprotected sex in Switzerland

One-pill regimen improves adherence and reduces hospitalisation in insured US patients

Study confirms that the sooner treatment is started the better

Persistent low-level viral load is associated with failure, but risk is small

Protease inhibitor monotherapy in African setting results in viral load, but not CD4, failure in the short term

Mobile phone messages improve adherence and HIV control in Kenyan trial

Most patients in darunavir monotherapy trial stay fully suppressed

Hepatitis C still increasing in German gay men with HIV, reinfection common

TB still killing 4000 people with HIV each day, WHO reports

Lung disease common in adolescents with HIV in Zimbabwe

Is self-testing for HIV on the way in Africa?

Nevirapine / rifampicin interaction linked to higher recurrence of TB in people on ART

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Showing "11155" results for ""

Additional treatment costs arising from expanded HIV screening in US will place further pressure on Ryan White funding

Anti-nausea drug has anti-HIV effect too

Bone loss common in patients with HIV, and often progresses

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

Food assistance improved ART adherence, retention in care, in Haiti

Condom avoidance not a motivation for circumcision among blacks and coloured in Johannesburg

Taking HIV treatment and having an undetectable viral load associated with unprotected sex in Switzerland

One-pill regimen improves adherence and reduces hospitalisation in insured US patients

Study confirms that the sooner treatment is started the better

Persistent low-level viral load is associated with failure, but risk is small

Protease inhibitor monotherapy in African setting results in viral load, but not CD4, failure in the short term

Mobile phone messages improve adherence and HIV control in Kenyan trial

Most patients in darunavir monotherapy trial stay fully suppressed

Hepatitis C still increasing in German gay men with HIV, reinfection common

TB still killing 4000 people with HIV each day, WHO reports

Lung disease common in adolescents with HIV in Zimbabwe

Is self-testing for HIV on the way in Africa?

Nevirapine / rifampicin interaction linked to higher recurrence of TB in people on ART

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