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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Leah Shepherd at CROI 2017. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com