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New diagnoses among over 50s double in England, Wales and Northern Ireland

Almost half of older patients with HIV are diagnosed late, according to a study published in the August 24th edition of AIDS. The study was conducted using

Published
16 August 2010
By
Michael Carter
Ageing and HIV
Will a long life be a good one?

People with HIV are now living into old age – an old age many regard with fear, as Lisa Power from the Terrence Higgins Trust finds

Published
01 July 2010
From
HIV treatment update
Ageing and HIV
Many new HIV diagnoses in people aged over 50, including recent infections

In the United Kingdom, one in twelve HIV diagnoses are of a person over the age of 50. Whilst rates of late diagnosis are high

Published
30 April 2010
By
Roger Pebody
Outcomes and prognosis
How long have I got, doc?

Can people with HIV really live as long as anyone else? Gus Cairns investigates

Published
01 April 2010
From
HIV treatment update
Money, benefits and housing
Securing your future

Emma Lunn looks at insurance for people with HIV.

Published
01 April 2010
From
HIV treatment update
Health problems
Why we won’t die of AIDS

A study in France has found that, whatever older people with HIV die of, it probably won’t be AIDS. In recent years one of the increasingly hot topics

Published
03 December 2009
From
HIV treatment update
Neurological and cognitive problems
Scattered pictures – brain impairment and HIV

Gus Cairns and Theo Smart investigate HIV-related brain impairment, memory loss and dementia

Published
01 May 2009
From
HIV treatment update
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