Screening May Miss Pre-cancerous Anal Lesions in Women with HIV

In an analysis that adjusted first for age and then for multiple other factors, Fanny Ita-Nagy from Albert Einstein College of Medicine, the only risk factor that was significantly associated with high-grade anal dysplasia was being either a current or former smoker (adjusted odds ratio 1.93, or nearly double the risk). Read a summary. See the video of the CROI presentation.