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Vitamin D and calcium supplements suggested to avert bone disease in people taking tenofovir-based ART and PrEP

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Better adherence to PrEP is associated with more bone loss

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Women living with HIV are under-represented in research, limiting our understanding of co-morbid diseases

Dr Sonia Raffe presenting to EACS 2021.

More bone scans needed for older people living with HIV, study suggests

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A double whammy: the impact of HIV and menopause on bone mineral density

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South African children with well-controlled HIV have lower bone mass compared to HIV-negative children

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

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Top 5 stories on HIV, ageing and co-morbidities from CROI 2021

Dr Parastu Kasaie (centre) presenting findings on multiple co-morbidities to CROI 2021.

Alendronate can prevent bone loss in people starting HIV treatment

Dr Tara McGinty (centre, bottom) at CROI 2021.