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Canadian study highlights need for equity for people with HIV in kidney transplantation

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Adrenal insufficiency common in people with HIV, often unrecognised

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Daily PrEP is safe for the kidneys, although on-demand PrEP has slightly less impact

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Black British people with HIV and APOL1 gene variants are more likely to develop kidney failure

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PrEP and kidney function: who really needs screening and can event-based dosing reduce side-effects?

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Renal dysfunction common in some people newly diagnosed with HIV in Zimbabwe

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Women living with HIV are under-represented in research, limiting our understanding of co-morbid diseases

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Most switches to Descovy PrEP are probably unnecessary and some may be harmful

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People over 50 years old or with existing kidney dysfunction are more likely to get kidney damage when using tenofovir disoproxil-based PrEP

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