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HIV PATIENTS TODAY AND 10 YEARS AGO: DO THEY HAVE THE SAME NEEDS?
RESULTS FROM CROSS SECTIONAL ANALYSIS OF ANRS CO3 AQUITAINE COHORT
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from Jules: renal related treatment increased 7 fold - chronic kidney disease increased from 2% to 14%......blood pressure medication increased 4 fold....lipid lowering medication doubled.....see table - all comorbidities prevalence increased quite a lot
Reported by Jules Levin
HIV Glasgow 2016 Oct 23-26
F Bonnet1,3,4, F Le Marec3, O Leleux3, C Cazanave2,3, E Lazaro1,3, P Duffau1,3,
MA Vandenhende1,3,4, P Mercie1,3,4, D Neau2,3, F Dabis3,4
1Services de Medecine Interne et Maladies Infectieuses, CHU de Bordeaux; 2Service des Maladies Infectieuses et Tropicales, CHU de Bordeaux; 3COREVIH AQUITAINE, CHU de Bordeaux; 4INSERM U893, ISPED, Universite de Bordeaux
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