• Kidney and liver transplant in HIV-positive patients can be considered to be appropriate use of transplant resources with comparable and patient and graft survival.
• In a single-centre cohort study, kidney and liver transplant in HIV patients had comparable long-term outcomes with those in matched HIV-negative patients.
• The increased incidence of acute rejection was linked to reduced graft survival. 
• The results of the study support the fact that providing transplant to HIV-positive patients may be an appropriate use of transplant resources and allow for equitable access for HIV-positive patients.

Reference: Zarinsefat A, Gulati A, Shui A, et al. Long-term outcomes following kidney and liver transplant in recipients with HIV. JAMA Surg. 2022. DOI: 10.1001/jamasurg.2021.6798