Check out this paper from our latest issue out NOW! Posttraumatic stress disorder was found to increase several adverse clinical outcomes among US veterans with HIV, most pronounced in the first decade post-diagnosis. 🔗👉 @vmarconi2.@pssinatl.@Jlguest

Raphael Landovitz and Linda Nguyen present a Clinical Image of a lenacapavir injection site reaction(ISR), including pathology showing a foreign body granulomatous reaction. 🔗👉

Introducing Grok Imagine.

RT @DukeGHI: New in @AIDS_Journal, DGHI Director Chris Beyrer, Jirair Ratevosian & colleagues warn the global HIV response is faltering. No….

Congratulations to the authors on the publication of their study! .@bernal_enrique . #AIDS #PWH.

In a large study of PWH in Spain, low-level viremia was associated with an increased risk of virological failure but was not linked to higher likelihood of clinical event, providing assurance that LLV does not necessarily lead to adverse clinical outcomes.

Check out this Editorial Review in our latest issue here! .🔗👇

The recent reduction in US foreign aid programs has disrupted service delivery particularly for prevention and marginalised groups. US authors from Duke @DukeGHI call on a HIV response reimagined around equity, inclusion and collective action.

Thank you to the authors for publishing their important work with @AIDS_Journal! . @KuniholmMark .@UAlbanyCIHS.

Data from the MACS-WIHS Combined Cohort Study showed traumatic events occurring before age 18 increased cardiovascular disease risk among Men who have Sex with Men with & without HIV, underscoring the importance of trauma-informed care for this population.

Have you read this article yet? .🔗👉. This accompanying Editorial Comment by Firouzé Bani-Sadr and Brian Wood helps to place the data in context, so check this out as well! .🔗👉

In this editorial comment also from the latest issue, Niyongabo and colleagues concur . Check this out here! ⬇️. 🔗

Garratt et al. analyse the relative roles of PrEP vs Test and Rx prevention approaches and conclude that while PrEP is a valuable tool, Test and Treat remains a cornerstone of prevention. 🔗👉

Authors examine the potential role of AI in transforming HIV prevention. Advanced technologies like #MachineLearning, deep learning and generative AI can enhance monitoring, management & prevention that reduce transmission & improve treatment outcomes.

An emerging challenge in HIV Rx is whether to use Long-Acting ARVs in PWH who have solitary Core Ab+ status. Mezzadri et al present data indicating it is ‘safe’ to use non-HBV active drugs in this setting. 🔗👉

This cost-effectiveness study from France showed that ART taken 4/7 days provides substantial cost savings compared with the 7/7 days strategy while maintaining treatment effectiveness. 🔗 #AIDS

This study from the Netherlands showed that impaired autonomic cardiovascular control in men with HIV, potentially related to prior ART use and insufficient virological control, might contribute to risk of HIV-associated cardiovascular disease risk. 🔗

Food insecurity was found to be associated with poor mental health outcomes among People living with HIV in the West African countries Togo and Ivory Coast, highlighting once again the necessity to improve food insecurity. 🔗

@Cohorte_coris . #peoplelivingwithHIV #AIDS.

This longitudinal Spanish study among People living with HIV from the CoRIS cohort showed that early Medical Care Interruption was associated with an increased rate of AIDS-defining events and death, emphasizing the need to bolster retention in care. 🔗

@JHMed_ID.@JohnsHopkinsEpi.