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

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

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Dolutegravir-based regimen safe and effective for people taking rifampicin for TB

Switching to TAF-based PrEP improves kidney and bone markers – but does it raise cardiovascular risk?

Do integrase inhibitors increase the risk of diabetes?

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Nursing homes used by people living with HIV have poorer quality ratings

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Interaction between antiretroviral boosters and corticosteroids can lead to development of Cushing's syndrome

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Ageing population of people living with HIV in sub-Saharan Africa associated with cardiovascular risk factors

Danish research underlines the importance of monitoring kidney function in patients doing well on antiretrovirals

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