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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.

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People with HIV fare as well as those without it after liver transplants

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

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Semaglutide improves fatty liver disease and inflammation in people with HIV

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Heavy drinking, metabolic disorders and hepatotoxic antiretrovirals are risk factors for chronic liver disease in UK cohort

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Fatty liver disease raises the risk of cardiovascular disease in people with HIV

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