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Smokers who take HIV treatment and have an undetectable viral load are far more likely to die from a smoking-related illness than they are to die from an HIV-related illness. Smoking causes a large numbers of cancers and heart attacks in people living with HIV. It appears that people with HIV are more vulnerable than other people to the harmful effects of smoking.

Child developmental issues

Developmental problems of children born to women with HIV linked to substance use and HIV, not antiretrovirals

News
11 September 2018
Cancer

Lung Cancer Incidence in HIV Remains High Years After Smoking Cessation

Editor's pick
Infectious Disease Advisor
11 July 2018
Cancer

Lung Cancer Risk and Screening With HIV -- and an Intriguing New Treatment Opportunity

Editor's pick
The Body PRO
3 July 2018
Cancer

Increased Mortality Among Lung Cancer Patients with HIV

Editor's pick
MD Magazine
25 April 2018
Chemsex & recreational drug use

Inflammation, HIV and marijuana

Editor's pick
CATIE
13 March 2018
Hepatitis C treatment

Smoking threatens health gains from hepatitis C treatment, US researchers warn

News
22 February 2018
Smoking

French study confirms the safety and effectiveness of varenicline for HIV-positive smokers

Editor's pick
CATIE
24 January 2018
Cancer

Smoking causes one in five cancers in people with HIV in North America

News
22 January 2018
Cancer

Smoking reduces survival after liver cancer diagnosis for people with viral hepatitis

News
18 January 2018
Smoking

England: Public health cuts undermine support for smokers

Editor's pick
LocalGov
16 January 2018
Lung disease

High prevalence of emphysema in middle-aged HIV-positive smokers

News
8 January 2018
Cardiovascular disease

People with HIV less likely to be prescribed key drugs to reduce cardiovascular risk

News
12 December 2017
Smoking

This HIV Survivor Quit Smoking to Vape. Don’t Judge.

Editor's pick
My Fabulous Disease
25 October 2017
UK health services

People living with HIV in the UK not receiving appropriate monitoring of heart disease risk

News
26 September 2017
Smoking

Smokers with HIV doing well on treatment now at greater risk of lung cancer than AIDS

News
19 September 2017
Cardiovascular disease

Peripheral artery disease more common in people with HIV with lower CD4 counts

News
15 August 2017
Smoking

High prevalence of tobacco use among HIV-positive individuals in low- and middle-income countries

News
12 June 2017
Ageing & HIV

New Study Reveals why people with HIV are more likely to develop Emphysema

Editor's pick
Weill Cornell Medicine
10 May 2017
Smoking

Stopping smoking cuts the risk of some cancers quickly in people with HIV

News
17 February 2017
Smoking

Worried About HIV and Aging? The First Thing to Do Is Stop Smoking

Editor's pick
The Body
12 January 2017
Smoking

Can E-Cigarettes Be a Harm Reduction Approach for HIV-Positive Smokers?

Editor's pick
The Body Pro
11 January 2017
Smoking

Risk of pregnancy loss among smokers much higher for women with HIV

News
11 January 2017
Smoking

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

News
8 November 2016
Ageing & HIV

Not So Fast: Do people with HIV really experience accelerated aging?

Editor's pick
Positively Aware
8 July 2016