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Use of beta-blockers to treat high blood pressure in people with HIV associated with poorer cardiovascular outcomes

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Type of heart attack differs in people living with HIV: link with drug use and sepsis in younger people

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Higher rates of non-communicable diseases contribute to persisting mortality in people with HIV

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Reservoirs of HIV-infected cells that can't be reached by antiretroviral therapy associated with an important marker of cardiovascular disease risk

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High blood pressure less common in people with HIV in Africa

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Weight gain after switch to an integrase inhibitor does not boost 'bad fat'

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Cardiovascular risk prediction tools aren't accurate in people with HIV

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A quarter of people living with HIV have hypertension

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People switching from TDF to TAF experience rising cholesterol levels

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