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Liver cancer risk reduced after hepatitis C treatment, but vigilance needed for aggressive cancers in months after treatment

Smoking more harmful than HIV for people taking effective treatment, US study suggests

Only a small proportion of gay men with HIV receive anal cancer screening

Mark Freedman at IDWeek 2016. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

Less than 100% adherence to HIV therapy, even with viral suppression, can lead to more inflammation and immune activation

No evidence that contaminated nelfinavir led to increased risk of birth abnormalities or cancer

Managing non-communicable diseases among people living with HIV

Searching for the next ‘Berlin patient’: doctors document bone-marrow recipients with HIV

Annemarie Wensing presenting at the Towards a Cure Symposium. Photo©International AIDS Society/Rogan Ward

Incidence of liver cancer is increasing in people with HIV/HCV co-infection

People diagnosed with AIDS have increased risk of death due to non-AIDS-related cancers