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Weight gain on HIV treatment: what is normal, and what is harmful?

Professor Andrew Carr presenting to HIV Glasgow 2020.

Two-thirds of people living with HIV would like to try injectable treatment, according to European survey

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Fatty liver disease common in people living with HIV and hepatitis B

Genetics may contribute to weight gain after switching from efavirenz to an integrase inhibitor

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Self-sampling for STIs in the rectum and throat as diagnostically accurate as sampling by a clinician

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US study shows an increased risk of dementia in men ageing with HIV

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Diabetes raises the risk of liver damage in people with HIV

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Developing a patient-reported outcome measure for HIV

Photo of Professor Richard Harding, King's College London

“Because we all have to grow up”: supporting adolescents in Uganda to manage their HIV more independently

USAID Kenya and East Africa. Photo credit: USAID/Donatella Lorch. Creative Commons licence.