Due to underreporting, HIV specialists often believe diarrhea is disappearing among poz folks. It’s not.
A study presented at AIDS 2018 last November showed that the rate of non-infectious, HIV-related diarrhea hasn’t changed significantly over the past nine years — and continues to effect 17 percent of people living with HIV.
The results of this large clinical trial review are highly compelling as chronic HIV-related diarrhea not only has a direct physical effect, but can also have severe consequences to one’s quality of life, mental well-being, drug effectiveness, and adherence to antiretroviral. Read More
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