#osteoporosis

A study of 175 HIV-positive French individuals finds.

A recent study stresses the importance of osteoporosis screening for HIV-positive men older than 50.

As the HIV population becomes older, an expanding proportion will need treatment for age-related conditions, which will make caring for...

This is according to a study of French men who have well-controlled HIV thanks to antiretroviral treatment.

Also, among those with both viruses, a failed hep C cure attempt is associated with a lower risk of diabetes compared with a successful one.

The proportion of those treated for age-related conditions will steadily rise, creating potential conflicts between treatments.

A single infusion of the osteoporosis drug zoledronic acid is associated with protection against bone loss

Those who begin HIV treatment soon after diagnosis experience more bone loss than those who defer taking antiretrovirals until HIV disease has...

An international panel of medical experts has released new guidelines on managing declining bone density among people with HIV.

People coinfected with HIV and hepatitis C have a higher risk of osteoporosis and bone fracture than those who are infected with just HIV.

Providers need to stay vigilant to help prevent bone loss.

Preventative care, including screening for high cholesterol, diabetes and osteoporosis, should move toward center stage.

The HIV Medicine Association has revised its HIV care guidelines, urging clinicians to focus outside of the virus as many patients live...

Let’s face it—we’re all growing older. But thanks to advances in treatment, people with HIV are living longer than ever.

Lessons learned during the global scale-up of HIV treatment can be used to address epidemics of TB and non-communicable diseases (NCDs).