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- This webinar series brings together experts to discuss HIV stigma, anti-Black racism and the needs of African, Caribbean and Black communities. It explores the current landscape of HIV prevention…
- Healthy bones provide our bodies with a structure that protects our internal organs. The skull protects the brain, the spine protects the spinal cord, ...
- Growing older in good health includes maintaining a healthy brain. Since effective antiretroviral therapy became widely available, HIV-related dementia ...
- Many people with HIV also have other chronic health conditions. Some people are co-infected with hepatitis B or C. Some are living with heart disease, ...
- Making healthy living practices your “new normal” will help you live long and well with HIV. In addition to taking HIV meds, this means eating a ...
- Welcome to CATIE's Practical Guide to a Healthy Body for People Living with HIV. Thanks to dramatic and ongoing improvements in HIV treatment, most people ...
A comprehensive guide to long-term health for people with HIV. It offers practical information on bone health, brain health, cardiovascular health, diabetes, hormone changes, kidney health, liver…- Hormones are chemical messengers that travel through the body to help the cells perform their many tasks. They influence our immune system, our energy, ...
- The liver truly is a vital organ: You can’t live without it. The largest solid internal organ in the human body, it works around the clock to perform ...
- Cardiovascular disease refers to many conditions that affect the heart and blood vessels. These include heart attack (damage to the heart muscles) and ...
- Although they are small, the kidneys do invaluable work protecting the body. They process almost 200 litres of blood every day, to filter almost two ...
- Normally, when we eat, our body converts food into glucose (sugar) and that glucose is then carried to cells throughout the body, providing our ...