Medicine Research Highlights Health Risks in People with HIV on Therapy
Friday, 28 February 2025, 06:54
Health Research: Ongoing Risks for People with HIV
A new study has highlighted that a significant proportion of people living with HIV (PWH) on long-term antiretroviral therapy remain at risk of health complications, such as immune and metabolic disorders. Despite successful viral suppression, these risks continue to challenge healthcare providers and patients alike.
Key Findings in Medicine Research
- Antiretroviral therapy significantly reduces viral load.
- PWH experience higher rates of immune complications even with therapy.
- Metabolic issues are common among patients undergoing long-term treatment.
Health research underscores the necessity for ongoing evaluation and innovation in treatment protocols to mitigate these health risks.
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