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Using racial adjustments for Black people living with HIV decreases the accuracy of kidney function tests

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

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Meta-analysis finds no real difference in safety and effectiveness between tenofovir formulations

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Kidney transplant between people with HIV is safe, says US study

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Older age and baseline kidney function are the key risk factors for renal dysfunction while taking HIV PrEP

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People with HIV aged 75 and older receiving good HIV care but many at risk of frailty

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96-week results of DISCOVER PrEP trial presented at European AIDS Conference

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Tenofovir (TDF) does not increase risk of kidney disease in people at low risk

Ricky Hsu presenting the OPERA cohort study at EACS 2019. Image: @ThePeanutKidney

Chronic kidney disease increases risk of numerous illnesses and death for people with HIV

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