Clinical perspective on HIV care of Ukrainian war refugees in Poland.

Miłosz ParczewskiElżbieta JabłonowskaKamila Wójcik-CichyDmytro ZhyvytsiaMagdalena Witak-JędraMagdalena Leszczyszyn-PynkaBogusz Aksak-WąsEwa SiwakIwona CielniakAnita OlczakAleksandra SzymczakBartosz SzetelaMonika Bociąga JasikAnna Kalinowska-NowakElżbieta MularskaAdam WitorPaweł JakubowskiMaria HlebowiczBłażej RozpłochowskiWładysław ŁojewskiKaja ScheibeKarol Serwin

Published in: Clinical infectious diseases : an official publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America (2023)

Migration from Ukraine influences the characteristics of HIV epidemics in Europe, with an increase in the proportion of women and hepatitis C co-infected patients. Antiretroviral treatment efficacy among previously treated refugees was high, with new HIV cases frequently diagnosed late. The A6 subtype was the most common variant.

Keyphrases

hiv positive
hiv infected
antiretroviral therapy
human immunodeficiency virus
hiv aids
hiv testing
men who have sex with men
hepatitis c virus
hiv infected patients
south africa
polycystic ovary syndrome
type diabetes
pregnancy outcomes
infectious diseases
combination therapy
smoking cessation