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PEPFAR study shows the deadly impact of stopping children’s HIV treatment

Michelle Yang at CROI 2025. She is standing at a lectern, talking into a microphone.

Big falls in HIV deaths in high-income countries – except for injecting drug users

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Very poor long-term outcomes for people with TB and HIV in Eastern Europe

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Immediate ART associated with fewer deaths in Thailand, but starting a week or two later may lead to less virological failure

Sirinya Teeraananchai at IAS 2023.

South Africa: dropping out of HIV care is deadly

Dr Haroon Moolla at IAS 2023.

People with weakened immune systems still at risk of treatment failure, even with newer ART regimens

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Age and CD4 count have the greatest influence on life expectancy in the modern HIV treatment era

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Lower chances of survival for people whose CD4 count remains under 500, Polish researchers report

A vial of blood is resting on a form that indicates it will be tested for CD4 cells. The image has a pink and purple filter over it.

People living with HIV still at higher risk of death by suicide, accident, violence, and substance use

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