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Are HAART-induced high blood pressure and diabetes now causing more kidney disease than HIV?

Low CD4 cell count and hepatitis C coinfection risk factors for acute kidney failure in HIV-infected patients

Steep decline in the incidence of nearly all opportunistic infections in HIV-positive children after introduction of HAART

HIV-positive patients with 'dead bone' usually have other risk factors

Spanish study confirms that tenofovir-related kidney problems are rare and linked to other risk factors

Getting the most prevention and care out of programmes for the prevention of mother-to-child transmission

Malnourishment at time HIV treatment is started equals much poorer survival

Mortality and causes of death amongst people taking HIV treatment in Senegal examined

Cigarette smoking may undermine benefits of potent antiretroviral therapy