This study follows people living with HIV who receive a transplant from an HIV-positive donor. It checks if it's safe and effective. It also watches people who receive organs from HIV-negative donors. Transplantation means moving an organ from one person to another.

The study looks at how long both the organ and the person survive. It checks for any problems, like new HIV infections or organ rejection. It also looks for infections that people with weak immune systems might get. To join, you must be 18 or older and have HIV. You must be able to consent and have a high enough CD4+ T-cell count. You should also have a low HIV count in your blood and take HIV medicine. You cannot join if you have certain health issues or are pregnant or breastfeeding.

• Study involves monitoring people who get organs from both HIV+ and HIV- donors.
• Participants must meet specific health criteria and be on stable HIV treatment.
• Study checks for safety and effectiveness, including possible complications.