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Children born with HIV have persistent inflammation markers linked to heart disease

A young African boy sits on the ground, looking over his shoulder. A group of people (adults and children) sit either side of him on benches.

Young adults with HIV have high prevalence of heart disease risk factors

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HIV-exposed children experience subtle delays in acquiring language and motor skills, review finds

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Persistent and worsening obesity seen in young people on lifelong antiretroviral treatment

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More insulin resistance and worse metabolic profiles in children with HIV, South African study shows

Slide from Claire Davies' presentation to IAS 2021.

Azithromycin reduces exacerbations of HIV-related chronic lung disease in children and adolescents

Adolescents taking part in the BREATHE Trial. Image from LSHTM's video: https://vimeo.com/364090610

Improved liver function, but progressive kidney damage, among children on antiretroviral therapy in Ethiopia

Young adults who were infected at birth: the complexities of lifelong HIV are increasingly apparent

Children with HIV are at risk for metabolic problems and heart muscle dysfunction