Depressive disorders are common among 20% to 32% of people with HIV disease but are
frequently unrecognized. Major depression is a recurring and disabling illness that typically …

Depression is among the most common neuropsychiatric disturbances seen in individuals
with HIV infection. Associated with sad mood, disturbed sleep and appetite, and low energy …

The epidemiology, clinical features, and drug treatment of depression in HIV-infected
patients are discussed. The lifetime prevalence of depression in patients infected with HIV …

This study described characteristics, psychiatric diagnoses and response to treatment
among patients in an outpatient HIV clinic who screened positive for depression. Depressed …

Treatment by DIANNE R. STOBER, PhD; JENNIFER AJ SCHWARTZ, PhD; J. STEPHEN
MCDANIEL, MD; and ROBIN F. ABRAMS, MA s the leading cause of death among young …

While there is still much to be learned about depression in the context of HIV illness, studies
over the past decade are generally reassuring. True, low-grade depressive symptoms are …

HIV/AIDS continues to be a significant public health problem. Millions of people worldwide
are infected with this virus daily, and thousands die yearly of AIDS-related illnesses. Despite …

Previous research has been inconsistent in documenting a strong relationship between
depression and HIV/AIDS, although a recent meta-analysis of studies examining this issue …

HIV clinical care providers are increasingly confronted by comorbid psychiatric illness
among their patients. Prevalence rates of psychiatric disorders among HIV-infected patients …

Individuals with HIV experience fluctuating levels of distress throughout the course of HIV
infection. This study was conducted to examine the associations of depressive …