… In this systematic review of empirical research on syndemics, … psychosocial problems and
one or more (typically HIV-… extent to which psychosocial problems interact to magnify HIV risk. …

… tailored interventions to increase adherence among HIV-infected individuals. To … psychosocial
syndemic factors among HIV-infected adults and the relationship between these syndemic …

… HIV transmission [27]. Drawing on the syndemic theory, we propose psychosocial syndemics
as a mediating mechanism underlying HIV-related discrimination and sexual risk behavior …

… of the syndemic variable on HIV infection, we categorized the psychosocial variables into …
If a psychosocial variable was associated with HIV infection, we conducted additional …

… DISCUSSION This study extends previous syndemic research to support the existence of
cooccurring epidemics of psychosocial health problems among urban YMSM that additively …

… of syndemic expression will become a fundamental constituent of biomedical education
and knowledge as new social–biological, psychological–biological, and social–psychological …

… The term “syndemic” has been used to describe the clustering of psychosocial and health …
While the application of syndemic theory to sexual risk for HIV infection, particularly among …

… seroconversion (becoming infected with HIV) over study follow-up and intervention … of
syndemics in heightening HIV risk among MSM, 5–7 we hypothesized that 5 specific psychosocial …

… syndemic theory in … syndemic psychological factors and HIV infection. We hypothesized
that, in the context of poverty, the effect of syndemic conditions on newly diagnosed HIV infection …

… (Citation2003) brought syndemics into the mainstream of behavioral HIV research. In this …
of various syndemic indicators significantly predicted HIV risk behaviors as well as HIV-positive …