Erlandson KM, et al. - Given a common occurrence of falls and fall risk factors among people living with HIV (PLWH), researchers examined men (aged 50–75 years) both with (n=279) and without HIV (n=379) from the Bone Strength Substudy of the Multicenter AIDS Cohort Study for fall risk factors. They noted ≥1 fall in 114 (41%) PLWH and 149 (39%) of uninfected men; ≥2 falls were observed over 2 years were seen in 54 (20%) PLWH and 66 (17%) of uninfected men. Low physical activity, detectable HIV-1 RNA, use of efavirenz, or use of medications to treat diabetes and depression were the risk factors recognized for recurrent falls or fall with a fracture. They recommend prioritizing interventions that focus on modifiable risk factors, including increased physical activity, antiretroviral therapy adherence, and transition off efavirenz in reducing fall risk.