Since the earliest days of the AIDS epidemic, clinicians have been concerned about the
prevalence of depression among their patients. Epidemiologists, psychiatrists …

Depression is the most common neuropsychiatric complication in HIV-infected patients and
may occur in all phases of the infection. Accurately, diagnosing major depressive disorder in …

HIV-positive individuals are more likely to be diagnosed with major depressive disorder than
HIV-negative individuals. Depression can precede diagnosis and be associated with risk …

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 …

Depression is a highly prevalent and interfering illness, with lifetime prevalence between
4.9% and 17.9% and a 1-year point prevalence of 10%. 1, 2 Symptoms of depression …

There is increasing evidence that major depression impacts the course of HIV infection, yet
few studies have explored demographic and clinical predictors of depression in people who …

Despite the substantial burden of HIV in Africa, and the knowledge that depression causes
worse HIV outcomes, the burden of depression in people living with HIV in Africa is …

Major depression is highly prevalent among HIV‐positive patients (HIV pp). The prevalence
of depression ranges between 18% and 81%, depending on the population studied and the …

Depression in people living with HIV (PLWH) has become an urgent issue and has attracted
the attention of both physicians and epidemiologists. Currently, 39% of HIV patients are …

Introduction The incidence of some fatal diseases, including HIV/AIDS, accompanied by
depression has become a significant concern in developed, developing and …