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…addition, ever use of oral PrEP and covariates of self-reported HIV infection were investigated using binary multivariable multilev…

…1 and T2 with no differences between DTG and TAF.Conclusions In PWH already on TAF, stopping TAF does not have an impact on lipid p…

…Background and Importance PEP is a key strategy to prevent HIV infection after accidental exposure. Unlike pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrE…

…mortality were age (>59 years) (aHR 5.53; 95% CI 3.17 to 9.65), renal disease (aHR 2.98; 95% CI 2.27 to 3.90), HIV infection (aHR 2.82; 95% C…

…l signs. Neurological diagnoses necessitating admission include cerebral toxoplasmosis (2, 4%) and progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (1, 2%).…

…ubourg G, Lagier J, Hüe S, et al Gut microbiota associated with HIV infection is significantly enriched in bacteria tolerant to oxygen. BMJ O…

…ed in 28.5% of participants, with an average age of 44±8 years. Restrictive lung disease was the most common pattern of lung function impairment affecti…

…s a Wellcome Research Fellow examining the cognitive effects of HIV infection in a Kenyan population, he was Lecturer and Honorary Senior Reg…

…transmitted infections, HIV infection, emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases), enabling comprehensive research on disease evolution, treatme…