Cancer Screenings Imperative for People Living with Hiv/Aids
New York Amsterdam News › September 04, 2009
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According to a Parisian study released in September, more than one-third of HIV-positive heterosexual women and men-double the number of gay men - had anal ber of gay men - had anal ber of gay men-had anal lesions that often became malignant and metastasized into cancerous anal lesions. The study shows that anal cancer is relatively rare among HIV-negative people - but tends to develop slowly, yet methodically in people living with HIV.
According to a Parisian study released in September, more than one-third of HIV-positive heterosexual women and men-double the number of gay men - had anal ber of gay men - had anal ber of gay men-had anal lesions that often became malignant and metastasized into cancerous anal lesions.See the full content of this document
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Cancer Screenings Imperative for People Living with Hiv/Aids
People living with HIV/AIDS are more susceptible to developing various forms of...
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