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Older people living with HIV have an increased risk of chronic diseases associated with ageing

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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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Prevalence of self-reported neurocognitive impairment falls among people with HIV in Switzerland

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Young people born with HIV more likely to have “mild” verbal memory test deficits if they have ever had an AIDS-defining condition

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Specialist memory clinic in Brighton shows that HIV-associated cognitive disorder is being over-diagnosed

Loneliness associated with poorer cognitive function, mental health and physical health in older people with HIV

Neuropsychiatric side-effects lead only 1 in 40 to drop dolutegravir, French study shows

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Middle-aged HIV-positive people have increased risk of 'silent' cerebral vascular disease linked to more severe health problems

No change in cognitive function or brain structure in people taking effective HIV treatment for 2 years