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HIV infection and damage to the immune system can disrupt the ability of the body to keep infections under control and to stop some cancers from growing. Rates of some, but not all, cancers are higher in people living with HIV than other people.

Cancer

Fewer than 3 doses of cervical cancer vaccine effective

Editor's pick
Eurekalert Medicine & Health
9 September 2011
Global health initiatives

Global fight against non-communicable diseases should take lessons from HIV-AIDS

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Moreover.com HIV/AIDS feed
7 September 2011
Cancer

AIDS no longer an obstacle to effective cancer treatment

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HemOnc Today
2 September 2011
Cancer

Cancer research in 'golden era', says charity chief

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Guardian
23 August 2011
Cancer

HPV Vaccine Protects Women Against Anal Infection

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MedPage Today
23 August 2011
Pharmaceutical industry

Gilead Aims to Duplicate HIV Success With Combo Cancer Drugs

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Investorplace.com
22 August 2011
Cancer

Everything okay down there? Screening for anal cancer

News
17 July 2011
Cancer

KENYA: More cervical cancer screening for HIV-positive women urged

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IRIN Plus News
12 July 2011
Cancer

Pre-existing immune deficiency main cause of AIDS-defining cancers in patients starting HIV therapy

News
11 July 2011
Treatment outcomes & life expectancy

Heart attacks, non-AIDS cancers, more common in Botswana than in US patients on HIV treatment

News
21 June 2011
Cancer

Low CD4 cell count increases risk of non-AIDS-defining cancers for patients on HIV therapy

News
14 June 2011
Cancer

First Test of New Cancer Drug in People With HIV Is Promising

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AIDSMeds.com
6 June 2011
Cancer

Cancer rates significantly higher in gay men, but study lacked data on HIV

News
16 May 2011
Cancer

Gay Men More Likely to Receive Cancer Diagnoses

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MedPage Today
9 May 2011
Cancer

HIV drug could lead to new cervical cancer treatment

News
3 May 2011
Government, leadership & policy

Why isn't there a global movement to combat noncommunicable diseases?

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New Republic
29 April 2011
Cancer

One Drug, Many Targets: Is This The Future?

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HIV / AIDS News From Medical News Today
28 April 2011
Testing & health monitoring

Anal Pap screening is feasible in routine HIV care

News
22 April 2011
Cancer

Lengthening dosing schedule of HPV vaccine may provide effective option for expanding use of vaccine

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Eurekalert Medicine & Health
12 April 2011
Cancer

New Study Finds A Decrease In AIDS-Defining Cancers, Offset By An Increase In Other Cancers

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HIV / AIDS News From Medical News Today
12 April 2011
Cancer

AIDS associated with an increased risk of some stomach, esophageal cancers

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Eurekalert HIV
4 April 2011
Cancer

Anal Cancer Screening Is Both Feasible and Warranted

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AIDSMeds
4 April 2011
Cancer

HIV and lymphoma

News
1 April 2011
Cancer

High prevalence and incidence of anal pre-cancerous lesions in men with HIV; HAART has little impact

News
22 March 2011