In limited studies to date, semaglutide and other weight-loss drugs appear to be safe and effective for people living with HIV.

Some HIV meds have been linked to fatty liver disease and weight gain.

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Disruption of fat metabolism and altered gut microbiome may help explain weight changes associated with antiretroviral therapy.

In recent years, there’s been growing concern about weight gain after starting or switching antiretrovirals.

BMI may not be the best way to assess health risks linked to excess weight.

Switching from TAF to TDF may help people lose weight, but this must be balanced against the risk of kidney problems and bone loss.

The updated guidance says antiretroviral therapy should be started as soon as possible after diagnosis and outlines the latest options.

Think differently about weight gain.

Data from 42,000 people with HIV suggest that income and Medicaid coverage play a role in unintentional weight loss.