… that co-occurring epidemics or “syndemics” of psychosocial problems may accelerate HIV
… transgender women. We aimed to examine how a syndemic of 7 psychosocial problems …

… It was first introduced in the context of HIV/AIDS … syndemic effect of co-occurring psychosocial
problems on sexual risk behavior, most of the studies were conducted in populations at risk …

… syndemic is the substance abuse, violence and AIDS (SAVA) syndemic, in which substance
abuse, violence and HIV/AIDS co-… , psychological trauma, and depression. To cope, many …

… -occurring psychosocial risks to maternal and child health among at-risk pregnant women. …
and negative perceptions of individuals living with HIV/AIDS, are coded dichotomously as (1) “…

… syndemic factors among women at risk for HIV. The development of a novel syndemic profile
that includes psychosocial … Substance abuse, violence, and HIV/AIDS (SAVA) syndemic …

… factors, most participants had more than one: experienced physical, sexual, or psychological
IPV in the past 3 months (adapted from the Conflict Tactics Scale-2 [25]; engaged in sex …

… partner abuse, and HIV/AIDS, have been applied in … syndemic factors among women at
risk for HIV,57 the present study will also categorize each psychosocial and structural syndemic …

… factors with biological illness in at-risk populations. To this end, … concept to include
psychological and social determinants, it is … the application of a syndemic framework to HIV/AIDS, …

… of the US is an area in which psychosocial syndemics are high, resources are low, and … and
correlates of syndemics among persons living with HIV/AIDS who may be at risk for falling off …

… you think you are at risk for HIV infection?”) … psychosocial strengths including social support
predicted reduced serodiscordant condomless anal sex even after accounting for syndemics […