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Cancer Risk Persists Despite HIV Treatment Success

Summary by European Medical Journal

Even after two years of viral suppression, people with HIV and low CD4 counts face a higher risk of cancer, according to new international cohort data. Learn how immune recovery influences cancer risk.

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Cancer Risk Persists Despite HIV Treatment Success

Even after two years of viral suppression, people with HIV and low CD4 counts face a higher risk of cancer, according to new international cohort data. Learn how immune recovery influences cancer risk.

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European Medical Journal broke the news in 2 days ago on Wednesday, May 21, 2025.

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