Objective To examine how multimorbidity might affect progression along the continuum of
care among older adults with hypertension, diabetes and human immunodeficiency virus …

Background PLWH are living longer as a result of advancement and adherence to
antiretroviral therapy. As the life expectancy of PLWH increases, they are at increased risk of …

Introduction The rapid ageing of populations around the world is accompanied by increasing
prevalence of multimorbidity. This study is one of the first to present the prevalence of …

Introduction Information pertaining to multimorbidity is frequently informed by studies from
high income countries and it is unclear how these findings relate to low and middle income …

Objectives Multimorbidity is associated with mortality in high-income countries. Our objective
was to investigate the relationship between multimorbidity (≥ 2 of the following chronic …

Background Hypertension and diabetes prevalence is high in Africans. Data from HIV
infected populations are limited, especially from Malawi. Integrating care for chronic non …

Background HIV, diabetes and hypertension have a high disease burden in sub-Saharan
Africa. Healthcare is organised in separate clinics, which may be inefficient. In a cohort …

Aim The increasing burden of comorbid HIV infection and hypertension necessitates a focus
on healthcare services providing care for chronic multi-morbidities. The aim of this study was …

Background Many people are now living longer with HIV due to access to antiretroviral
treatment. In turn, there has been an increase in the burden of hypertension and diabetes …

Background A consequence of the widespread uptake of anti-retroviral therapy (ART) is that
the older South African population will experience an increase in life expectancy, increasing …