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Switching from efavirenz to lopinavir/ritonavir has no meaningful impact on neurological function, says UK study

Homeless US military veterans have high rates of HIV, HCV and HBV

Stopping smoking cuts the risk of some cancers quickly in people with HIV

Leah Shepherd at CROI 2017. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

Living with diagnosed HIV infection for a long time is associated with poor quality of life

Vitamin D deficiency reduces statin potency, increases risk of muscle pain in people with HIV

Risk of pregnancy loss among smokers much higher for women with HIV

Smoking more harmful than HIV for people taking effective treatment, US study suggests

Dolutegravir and central nervous system side-effects: abacavir, older age increase the risk

Romina Quercia speaking at HIV Glasgow. Image credit: HIV Drug Therapy Glasgow 2016

Launch of About HIV / Pro VICH website

Launch of About HIV / Pro VICH website