1) Smoking rates are significantly higher among people living with HIV (PLHIV) compared to the general population, and smoking is associated with increased health risks for PLHIV such as lung and other infections. 2) Effective smoking cessation interventions for PLHIV include brief advice from healthcare providers combined with pharmacotherapy and behavioral support. Tailoring interventions to specific groups can improve effectiveness. 3) Interventions targeting social networks and contexts, such as the LGBTQ community, show promise for supporting smoking cessation among HIV-positive individuals.