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If you’re living with HIV, you might be 50% more likely to experience heart disease compared with your HIV-negative peers.
An HIV-specific model underestimated the risk for heart attacks and other cardiovascular events.
People living with HIV in the U.K. had a much higher risk for heart disease, regardless of age or when they were diagnosed.
What’s worse for HIV outcomes: smoking or heavy drinking?
The more someone smoked, the more likely they were to be diagnosed with heart problems.
Smoking is also associated with heart disease and several types of cancer.
A pilot trial shows promise for reducing the harms caused by smoking.
A study comparing matched groups of people with and without HIV found that smoking was a powerful cancer risk factor, especially for women.
A healthy diet and exercise are key to controlling excess weight.
People with an opioid use disorder, in particular, had a tenfold higher risk of being diagnosed with COVID-19.
A recent study analyzed smoking’s ties to substance use and mental, psychological and general health in sexual minority men and trans women.
Smoking poses a grave threat to the health and longevity of people living with the virus.
People with HIV are diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease at a much younger age, study suggests.
New database will collect information about cases of the novel coronavirus among people living with HIV.
Researchers found that among those older than 50, lung function declined at a comparable rate regardless of HIV status.
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