Hepatocellular Carcinoma Survival in People With and Without HIV in the United States, 2001–2019
Jennifer K. McGee-Avila(National Cancer Institute), Meredith S. Shiels(National Cancer Institute), Eric A. Engels(National Cancer Institute), Mei‐Chin Hsieh, Natalie Joe(Johns Hopkins University), Cameron B. Haas(National Cancer Institute), Sai Cherala(Massachusetts Department of Public Health), Qianlai Luo(National Institutes of Health), Kate Drezner(Government of the District of Columbia), Jaimie Z. Shing(National Cancer Institute), Karen Pawlish(New Jersey Department of Health), Wayne R. Lawrence(Albany State University), Colby Cohen(Florida Department of Health), Ruth M Pfeiffer(National Cancer Institute), Analise Monterosso(Texas Department of State Health Services), Brittani Saafir Callaway(Government of the District of Columbia), Jennifer Hayes(Maryland Department of Health)
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