Ongoing Projects
HIVigilant
Development of machine learning-based prediction models for cancer risk in people with HIV, aiming to create a clinical tool for individualized cancer screening. This project addresses the critical need for HIV-specific screening guidelines beyond cervical cancer.
SANCA Study
A prospective study on anal cancer screening in women with HIV, investigating the feasibility and effectiveness of anal cancer screening , assessment of new biomarkers, and risk stratification methods. Including women from age 45 attending HIV care at Karolinska University Hospital, South Hospital and Sahlgrenska University Hospital.
COSMOHS
COSMOHS (Cohort Study on Morbidity and HIV in Sweden) is a longitudinal population-based study linking national Swedish demographic and health registers to analyze differences in health outcomes between people living with HIV and those without HIV. By examining epidemiology, late HIV presentation, comorbidities, and quality of life, this study aims to provide comprehensive insights into factors affecting long-term health outcomes in the Swedish population living with HIV.
CASCADE study
CASCADE is a multinational cohort collaboration of recently acquired HIV in Western Europe and Canada. Using a mixed-methods approach, the overall aims are to explore current viral and host characteristics, measure clinical and patient-reported outcomes, and understand the lived experiences and needs of individuals with recently acquired HIV in Western Europe and Canada.
EuroSIDA study
EuroSIDA is an international multi-center study on long-term prognosis for people with HIV.