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Hepatitis B or raised liver enzymes predict liver toxicity when TB prevention drug is combined with HIV treatment

HIV-negative gay men uncomfortable relying on an undetectable viral load to prevent HIV

Many young MSM discontinue PrEP

Kidney function declines faster in men on HIV treatment than for their HIV-negative peers

Potential interactions between ART and other medications present in over half of older HIV-positive people

High prevalence of high-risk opioid prescribing among HIV-positive adults in the US

‘Risky when young’ or ‘risky with age’: Dutch study identifies life patterns associated with higher HIV risk in gay men

Gay men having chemsex are five times more likely to have a new HIV diagnosis than other gay men

PrEP may make it hard to tell if someone has an HIV infection

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