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When you're taking different drugs together, it could change how well they work or the side effects they have. It's important to tell your doctor or pharmacist about all the medications you are taking. Memory Sachikonye and Jo Josh talk about HIV and multiple medications (polypharmacy) in our video. Find out more on aidsmap: www.aidsmap.com/about-hiv/hiv-treatment-and-drug-drug-interactions

Chronic kidney disease is common in people living with HIV. The two most important causes are diabetes and high blood pressure. In our video, Memory Sachikonye and Susan Cole talk about chronic kidney disease and HIV. Find out more on aidsmap.com: www.aidsmap.com/about-hiv/chronic-kidney-disease-and-hiv

People living with HIV have a higher risk of lung cancer and several other cancers compared to people without HIV. Smoking is the biggest risk factor for lung cancer. In our video, Susan Cole and Jonathan Blake talk about lung cancer and HIV. Find out more on aidsmap: www.aidsmap.com/about-hiv/lung-cancer-and-hiv

There are a lot of myths about getting older with HIV. In our video, Jo Josh, Jonathan Blake and Memory Sachikonye talk about what ageing with HIV is really like. Find out more on our page: www.aidsmap.com/about-hiv/myths-and-realities-about-ageing-hiv

Welcome to our first aidsmapLIVE of 2024. In this episode, aidsmap's Susan Cole discusses HIV and unmet needs with Sophie Strachan from the Sophia Forum; Revd Jide Macaulay from the House of Rainbow; Eli Fitzgerald from Positively UK; Dr Sara Paparini from the SHARE Collaborative; and James Cole from National AIDS Trust.

Sharing your HIV status is a very personal decision. There are lots of reasons why you may, or may not, decide to share that you're living with HIV. It's always your choice to tell people, and it is also up to you to decide how and when to do this. In our video, Stephen Hart, Eli Fitzgerald and LeaSuwanna Griffith talk about deciding whether to tell people about having HIV. Find out more in our...

Where did HIV come from? The most common form came from chimpanzees in central Africa, probably entering the human population between 1890 and 1920 as a result of people hunting chimpanzees. Susan Cole from aidsmap and Stephen Hart talk about the origins of HIV in our video. You can find out more about where HIV came from in our information page on aidsmap.com: www.aidsmap.com/about-hiv/where-d...

People living with HIV can give birth to healthy, HIV-negative babies. Most of the advice is the same as it is for people without HIV who are thinking about having a baby. But there are some extra steps needed to reduce the likelihood of HIV being passed on. Susan Cole from aidsmap and LeaSuwanna Griffith talk about having a baby when you're living with HIV in our video. Find out more in our in...

Rates of some, but not all, cancers are higher in people living with HIV than HIV-negative people. This is often because of the effects of HIV on the immune system. In our video, aidsmap's Susan Cole talks about cancer and HIV. You can find out more in our information page on aidsmap.com: www.aidsmap.com/about-hiv/cancer-and-hiv

Women living with HIV are more likely to experience mental health problems than the general population. There are lots of things you can do to help your mental health, including taking care of yourself and doing things you enjoy, staying connected with friends or family, and getting some exercise. Join aidsmap's Susan Cole and 4M Network's Angelina Namiba as they take a walk in nature and talk ...

At the 31st Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI 2024), aidsmap's Roger Pebody spoke to Dr Aadia Rana from the University of Alabama at Birmingham about injectable treatment for people with adherence challenges. Find out more in our news article: www.aidsmap.com/news/mar-2024/long-acting-injectables-can-be-good-option-people-adherence-challenges Visit our CROI 2024 page...

At the 31st Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI 2024), aidsmap's Krishen Samuel spoke to Dr Jenell Stewart from the University of Minnesota about event-based PrEP for women. Find out more in our news article: www.aidsmap.com/news/mar-2024/should-event-driven-prep-be-option-women Visit our CROI 2024 pages for all our news and bulletins from the conference: www.aidsmap.c...

At the 31st Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI 2024), aidsmap's Krishen Samuel spoke to Dr Manik Kohli from University College London about doxyPEP implementation and concerns about resistance. Find out more in our news articles: www.aidsmap.com/news/mar-2024/sexually-transmitted-infections-san-francisco-have-fallen-doxypep-roll-out // www.aidsmap.com/news/mar-2024/fu...

At the 31st Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI 2024), aidsmap's Roger Pebody spoke to Dr George Bello from the International Training and Education Center for Health about dolutegravir resistance in Malawi. Find out more in our news article: www.aidsmap.com/news/mar-2024/cornerstone-hiv-treatment-may-be-losing-some-its-power-will-dolutegravir-resistance Visit our CROI...

CROI 2024: HIV remission in children

CROI 2024: Injectable HIV treatment in Africa

CROI 2024: Weekly lenacapavir / islatravir for HIV treatment

Health & Power: January 2024 - Professor Samuel Seidu talks about diabetes

Health & Power: January 2024 - Professor Samuel Seidu talks about diabetes risk factors

Health & Power: January 2024

aidsmapLIVE: World AIDS Day 2023 special

Health & Power: November 2023

aidsmapLIVE: HIV and ageing

HIV testing - Vimbai Mandaza - Positive Champions

Health & Power: October 2023

EACS 2023: Conference highlights

EACS 2023: Drug-reduced strategies

EACS 2023: HIV services during the war in Ukraine

EACS 2023: Post-traumatic stress disorder and HIV