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UK research shows that black patients of West African and Caribbean origin have higher rates of chronic kidney disease

Starting treatment on the day of HIV diagnosis is acceptable and feasible for Thai patients

Image from Pich Seekaew's presentation slides at AIDS 2018.

One in nine people may be able to control their viral load after stopping treatment, US study finds

People taking a protease inhibitor who have heart failure have an increased mortality risk, study claims

HIV and chronic HCV co-infection prevalence in England highest among MSM

Treatment with modern antiretrovirals doesn't increase the risk of hypertension

PrEP use taking off in Thailand and Vietnam

Slide from Donn Colby's presentation on PrEP in Thailand at AIDS 2018.

People with HIV receiving methadone and HIV drugs spend less time with detectable viral load

Image from the webcast of Brittany Barker presenting at AIDS 2018.

Studies show dolutegravir monotherapy is an unsafe switch option

A man in a bathroom holding two bottles of medication and reading the label of one of them.