Recent research has highlighted the significant contribution families make in the prevention
of HIV risk behaviors among adolescents. As the most proximal and fundamental social …

A longitudinal study was conducted on the psychological well-being of 81 young children
(mean age= 8.8 years) living with mothers with AIDS or HIV-infected mothers with …

Background: The impact of HIV and antiretrovirals (ART) on long-term mental health in
perinatally infected children has not been well studied in sub-Saharan Africa where HIV is …

Objective: The adjustment of parents living with HIV (PLH) and their adolescent children was
examined over 4 years in response to an intervention. Outcomes at 2 years had been …

Prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV can virtually eliminate paediatric HIV
infection. Studies are needed to understand child development outcomes for children …

Objective To assess psychological adjustment in children living with human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and their primary caregivers. Methods The study protocol …

With widespread access to antiretroviral therapy in the United States, many perinatally HIV-
infected (PHIV+) children are surviving into adolescence and adulthood, becoming sexually …

This study explores stress and coping among inner-city, ethnically diverse families with
human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-infected children. Caregivers, siblings, and HIV …

As we move toward the elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV, HEU children are
an emerging population whose health outcomes remain to be fully described. Future large …

Objective: To determine the relationship of maternal health factors and infant antiretroviral
treatment to the risk of pediatric disease progression to AIDS or death by 24 months of age …