Background: As women with HIV live longer, the need for age-appropriate breast cancer
screening will increase. We compared rates of screening mammography among women …

Background. Although HIV-positive women may be less likely than women in general to
receive mammography due to socioeconomic disadvantage, HIV diagnosis may increase …

Background: Both HIV-infected women and minority women have historically lower rates of
screening mammography. The objective of this study was to identify factors related to …

Objectives Cancer is a growing concern for HIV‐infected people, and screening plays a
major role in alleviating the burden it causes. We sought to investigate the levels and …

Background: Women's primary-care services are frequently dispensed to HIV-infected
women through HIV specialty clinics. Our objective was to evaluate cervical cancer and …

As patients with HIV age, they are at risk of developing non-AIDS defining malignancies. We
performed a questionnaire study to evaluate colorectal and breast cancer screening among …

Background Despite evidence that HIV positive women may suffer higher rates of heart
disease, diabetes, human papillomavirus infection, and some types of cancer, the provision …

Background: Women living with HIV in Canada experience barriers to comprehensive HIV
care. We sought to describe care gaps across a typology of care. Methods: We analyzed …

Cervical cancer caused by oncogenic types of the human papillomavirus (HPV) is of
concern among HIV-positive women due to impairment of immune responses required to …

Background: Breast cancer in HIV-positive patients has been reported in some retrospective
studies and outcomes are mixed. This paper reviews the experience of an urban HIV …