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Risk of Diabetes in HIV Infected Adults

People infected with HIV may be more susceptible to developing diabetes. The prevalence of the condition was nearly 4% higher in a nationally representative sample of people being treated for the virus than among the US general public.

Diabetes is 4% more common in HIV infected adults

HIV-Infected Adults May Be More Susceptible to Diabetes Mellitus

HIV-infected adults may be likely to have diabetes at younger ages and in the absence of obesity compared with the general US adult population. Read More

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