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There are still many adults living with HIV today who acquired the virus early in life. Learn more about the challenges and strengths of female lifetime survivors of HIV.

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Get basic information about lipodystrophy: body shape changes, metabolic complications, and causes and treatment of fat loss and fat gain.

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Learn about a variety of treatments for fat gain, or lipohypertrophy.

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Lipodystrophy means abnormal fat changes. This fact sheet addresses treatments for fat loss, or lipoatrophy.

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Get basic information about a variety of approaches to treating the metabolic changes that may result from living with HIV or taking HIV drugs.

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Thinking about getting pregnant? Find a supportive, affirming US-based healthcare provider who is knowledgeable about HIV, fertility, pregnancy planning, and/or family building.

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See a list of health and service providers who are knowledgeable and affirming of parents' choices around infant feeding and HIV.

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People who have lived with HIV for decades are known as HIV long-term survivors. Learn about the unique experiences of those who lived through the epidemic's most brutal, unjust years.

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There are several different options for reducing the chances of passing on HIV while trying to conceive. If you are a man living with HIV and your partner is an HIV-negative woman, this fact sheet can help you understand what might be best for you.

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Women living with HIV who acquired the virus early in life may have health challenges similar to older adults – as well as their own unique concerns.

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