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Cancer risk in HIV patients with incomplete viral suppression after initiation of antiretroviral therapy
BACKGROUND: Cancer causes significant morbidity and mortality among HIV patients in the US due to extended life expectancy with access to effective antiretroviral therapy. Low, detectable HIV RNA has been studied as a risk factor for adverse health outcomes, but its clinical impact on cancer risk re
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