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The Changing Epidemiology of HIV Associated Malignancies- Implications for Prevention, Screening, and Treatment
1. Review epidemiologic trends of HIV and HIV-associated malignancies
2. Review definitions regarding AIDS-defining and non-AIDS defining malignancies.
3. Discuss the impact of ART on cancer-related outcomes.
Presented by:
Manoj P. Menon, MD, MPH
Associate Professor,
Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division / Clinical Research Division,
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center
Associate Professor,
Division of Hematology,
Department of Medicine,
University of Washington
Addressing the Increased Risk of Lung Cancer in People with HIV
1.Define both the risk and risk factors for lung cancer in people with HIV.
2.Discuss health disparities in lung cancer outcomes for people with HIV.
3.Describe approaches to both primary and secondary prevention of lung cancer in people with HIV.
Presented by:
Matthew Triplette, MD MPH
Assistant Professor,
Cancer Prevention Program, Public Health Sciences,
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center
Associate Professor,
Division of Pulmonary,
Critical Care & Sleep Medicine,
University of Washington School of Medicine
The Changing Epidemiology of HIV Associated Malignancies- Implications for Prevention, Screening, and Treatment
1. Review epidemiologic trends of HIV and HIV-associated malignancies
2. Review definitions regarding AIDS-defining and non-AIDS defining malignancies.
3. Discuss the impact of ART on cancer-related outcomes.
Presented by:
Manoj P. Menon, MD, MPH
Associate Professor,
Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division / Clinical Research Division,
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center
Associate Professor,
Division of Hematology,
Department of Medicine,
University of Washington
Addressing the Increased Risk of Lung Cancer in People with HIV
1.Define both the risk and risk factors for lung cancer in people with HIV.
2.Discuss health disparities in lung cancer outcomes for people with HIV.
3.Describe approaches to both primary and secondary prevention of lung cancer in people with HIV.
Presented by:
Matthew Triplette, MD MPH
Assistant Professor,
Cancer Prevention Program, Public Health Sciences,
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center
Associate Professor,
Division of Pulmonary,
Critical Care & Sleep Medicine,
University of Washington School of Medicine
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