Alcohol use disorder, antiretroviral therapyBivariate associations of AIDS risk (measured via CD4 count) and mean adherence, and oral health in Peruvian MSM living with HIV

Yan Wang; Janni J. Kinsler; Frederick L Altice; Marco Antonio Alarcón; Eraldo Pesaressi; Ana Lucía Seminario

doi:10.1080/25787489.2025.2588013

November 20, 2025HIV Research & Clinical PracticeOpen Access

Alcohol use disorder, antiretroviral therapyBivariate associations of AIDS risk (measured via CD4 count) and mean adherence, and oral health in Peruvian MSM living with HIV

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To examine the interaction between alcohol use disorder, ART adherence, and AIDS risk in Peruvian MSM living with HIV.
Analyzed associations between AUD and HIV-related outcomes in MSM
Measured AIDS risk via CD4 count
Evaluated oral health status
Considered mean adherence to antiretroviral therapy
Suboptimal ART adherence coupled with AUD significantly increases AIDS risk
Poor oral health is associated with higher rates of HIV among the population
Findings indicate complex relationships between alcohol consumption, AIDS risk, and oral disease

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Bivariate associations reveal increased AIDS risk and poor oral health in MSM with HIV, suggesting urgent need for longitudinal research.

Abstract

Interaction of suboptimal ART adherence and AUD is strongly associated with increased risk of AIDS and poor oral health among Peruvian MSM with HIV. Our findings support the need for longitudinal studies to better understand the complexity of alcohol consumption, ART adherence, AIDS risk, and oral diseases in this vulnerable population.

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Wang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Alcohol use disorder, antiretroviral therapyBivariate associations of AIDS risk (measured via CD4 count) and mean adherence, and oral health in Peruvian MSM living with HIV

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