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Lean people with HIV can still develop fatty liver disease

Florence Bascombe at AIDS 2026. She is standing at a lectern, talking into a microphone.

Alternative first-line HIV regimen limits excess weight gain

Dr Joana Woods at AIDS 2026. She is talking into a microphone with a laptop screen in front of her.

Top 5 stories on long-term health for people living with HIV from CROI 2026

Dr Todd Brown at CROI 2026. He is standing behind a lectern, talking into a microphone.

GLP-1 agonists could be a global game-changer, but need to be accessible and affordable

Dr Todd Brown at CROI 2026. He is standing behind a lectern, talking into a microphone.

Less weight gain with Dovato than Biktarvy

Close-up of Dr Esteban Martinez at EACS 2025. He is looking straight into the camera.

Treatment changes do not reduce weight in people with HIV

Dr Graeme Moyle at IAS 2025. He is sitting on a grey chair and talking into a microphone. He's wearing a pale blue top.

Most liver disease in people with HIV in low and middle-income countries is caused by metabolic disorders

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Muscle loss combined with excess fat frequently seen in Italian men with HIV

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Switching from TAF to TDF leads to weight loss

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