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Heavy drinking has greater impact on heart disease risk in people with HIV

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Heavy drinking, metabolic disorders and hepatotoxic antiretrovirals are risk factors for chronic liver disease in UK cohort

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Competing priorities impact HIV treatment adherence for South Africans with low incomes

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Higher rates of non-communicable diseases contribute to persisting mortality in people with HIV

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Binge drinking more likely to cause death or liver problems in people with HIV

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Sexual compulsivity and harmful drug use decreased in men who started PrEP in Amsterdam

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Poorer HIV care outcomes for those using alcohol and drugs in sub-Saharan African countries

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HIV-related factors not associated with increased risk of suicide among people with HIV in France

Treatment with extended-release naltrexone increases chances that HIV-positive prisoners will maintain viral suppression after release

Sandra Springer at CROI 2018. Photo by Liz Highleyman.