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Tenofovir-associated kidney problems not always reversible

Bone fractures more likely in an HIV-positive cohort than in the general US population: HOPS study

FDA warns that saquinavir/ritonavir can cause heart rhythm disturbances

Progression of atherosclerosis is linked to inflammation in people with HIV

HIV infection increases risk of bone fractures for men, but not for younger women

Triglycerides linked to heart attack risk in D:A:D study

EuroSIDA study suggests tenofovir increases risk of chronic kidney disease

Studies confirm that drugs that penetrate brain control HIV better and improve symptoms of brain impairment

Antiretroviral drugs have variable effects on bones and fat, lipoatrophy uncommon with modern regimens