Groups previously considered at highest risk for it included Ashkenazi Jews and elderly Mediterranean men, but its spread to a larger subset of the population brought it to greater prominence.  
Interferon alpha was the first drug approved specifically to treat it, while less toxic drugs for milder cases include topical retinoid gels.  Groups previously considered at highest risk for it included Ashkenazi Jews and elderly Mediterranean men, but its spread to a larger subset of the population brought it to greater prominence.  The most effective treatment for it currently known is antiretroviral therapy, which can reduce the edema, enlarged lymph nodes, and colored skin lesions up to many centimeters in diameter.  FTP, identify this cancer, the most common malignancy associated with AIDS.
Interferon alpha was the first drug approved specifically to treat it, while less toxic drugs for milder cases include topical retinoid gels.  
Kaposi's sarcoma