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Unplanned treatment interruptions involve a greater risk of virological failure than missing occasional doses

Only 20% of US HIV-positive people have high levels of engagement with specialist HIV care

Reductions in visceral fat during tesamorelin therapy associated with improvements in key metabolic markers

Chronic hepatitis B infection associated with twice the risk of liver-related death compared to hepatitis C

Untreated HIV infection is associated with higher blood alcohol levels

Treatment switches becoming less common, side-effects still the key reason for switching

Depression associated with socioeconomic difficulties and poor virological outcomes in UK HIV patients

Financial incentives and motivational interviewing being used to improve adherence in young people

Improved health, wish for normal life, main reason for loss to follow-up in Ugandan HIV patients