High prevalence of polypharmacy and nervous system medications in people with HIV: a cross-sectional analysis

Key Points

• High rates of polypharmacy were identified in people with HIV, posing potential health risks.
• Approximately 60% of individuals were prescribed at least five medications concurrently, raising concerns about interactions.
• This cross-sectional analysis utilized medical records from various healthcare settings to assess medication patterns.
• Implications suggest the need for improved strategies to manage multiple medications for better health outcomes.