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In a well-insured cohort of older people with HIV, antiretroviral treatment didn’t offset the risk for dementia.

A recent study of veterans found that antiretroviral treatment was not associated with a mitigated dementia risk.

Long-term survivor John Reams shared his story of profound loss and immense gratitude.

First cohort of 30 enrolled with wait list for the second

POZ asked readers: How did HIV change your life? A long-term survivor shares his story of profound loss and immense gratitude.

Untreated gum disease is believed to be one of the causes of dementia, suggesting that oral health is not only about your breath and smile.

A research team has sought to address the critical lack of treatment guidelines for addressing HIV’s complex effects on aging.

B12 deficiency is much more common than statistics indicate and can have devastating consequences.

No surgery is risk-free. But it can be vastly riskier if you’re one of the millions of Americans who suffer undiagnosed B12 deficiency.

The AIDS Memorial on Instagram revisits some of the amazing tributes submitted to the account.

Now that he’s on PRO-140, an experimental weekly injection, Sheen “is feeling fantastic.”

This man’s diagnosis could be an indicator of what is to come for an aging HIV population.

HIV damages the brain by infecting white blood cells that enter the organ and set off a harmful immune response.

Factors associated with mental decline in the general population are related to the same factors in impairment of HIV-positive adults.

A byproduct formed during the breakdown of efavirenz, found in Sustiva and Atripla, appears to damage nerve cells, according to new Johns Hopk...