Treatment changes do not reduce weight in people with HIV

Aidsmap·Jul 17

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Treatment changes, possibly including the use of certain medications, do not appear to reduce weight in people with HIV. However, some medications, such as GLP-1 agonists, may be effective for weight loss in other contexts. The effectiveness of these medications for weight loss in various populations, including those with HIV, is a subject of ongoing research and discussion.

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