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POZ Poll: Did you gain weight after starting HIV meds?

After Starting HIV Treatment, Women Gain More Weight Than Men

This is particularly true when they start antiretrovirals with more advanced HIV disease.

PrEP’s Effect on Body Fat and Cholesterol Is Minimal

Truvada appeared to temporarily prevent some weight gain and reduce cholesterol slightly in a recent study.

Switching Integrase Inhibitor–Based HIV Regimen for Atripla Tied to Weight Gain

More research is needed to determine the metabolic implications of this apparent association and how it may drive diabetes.

Does My HIV Make Me Look Fat?

When someone asks if I’ve gained weight, it brings old issues of body image disorder back into my life.

Weight Gain After Starting HIV Meds Linked With Heart Disease and Diabetes

Only those who began with a normal BMI had the increased risk of heart disease, however.

Lipodystrophy-Related Waistline Increases Are Linked to Decreased Mental Functioning

New data published in the February 14 issue of Neurology suggest that an expanding waistline associated with lipodystrophy is associated with...

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