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Cancers have been recognized as a major health problem in patients with HIV. The first cases reported, before the existence of the virus was proven, involved patients with immunosuppression and a history of illness characterized by fever, weight loss and/or lymphadenopathy lasting weeks of months. As the population grows older, a consequence of better and largely available treatments, the impact of non-AIDS-defining cancers (NADC) is having a greater impact on the management of HIV infected patients. Studies of different subtypes of HIV-1 in Romania show a very high prevalence of subtype F1, with values between 70% - 90% or the patients being infected with this strain. The study of HIV infected population in Romania is important for identifying particularities of the subtype F1 evolution

Cancer incidence in HIV patients under HAART therapy in a HIV-1 F1 subtype endemic area