What change has occurred in recent years with AIDS and cancer survival rates?

Thirty years ago, in June 1981, AIDS first appeared in the United States as a recognized condition and for the next 15 years, a diagnosis of AIDS was basically a death sentence. Advances in treatment since then have made it a manageable, chronic disease. The AIDS epidemic was accompanied by a spike in what would come to be called “AIDS-defining cancers:” cervical cancer, non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and Kaposi’s sarcoma, sometimes known as “gay cancer.”

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