Individuals infected with HIV experience high rates of depression when compared to their
sero-negative counterparts. Although symptoms of depression have been consistently linked …

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 …

Considerable evidence suggests that people with HIV disease are significantly more
distressed than the general population, yet psychiatric disorders are commonly under …

Objective: Our aim was to gain an estimate of the rate of depressive disorder in patients with
HIV/AIDS attending general practice and to investigate factors associated with depression. A …

This cross-sectional exploratory study examined relationships among functional social
support, HIV-related stigma, social problem solving, and depressive symptoms in a …

Improving patient retention in HIV care and use of antiretroviral therapy (ART) are key steps
to improving the HIV care continuum in the US. However, contemporary quantitative data on …

HIV-AIDS is a prevalent medical diagnosis in US cities, and symptoms of depression are
common in persons with HIV infection. This study examined the effects of overlapping …

Objective To describe disparities along the depression treatment cascade, from indication
for antidepressant treatment to effective treatment, in HIV-infected individuals by gender and …

This study investigates the differences in severity and correlates of depression symptoms
among 1069 men and 267 women living with HIV in Ontario, Canada, who completed the 20 …

We evaluated the prevalence and correlates of depressive symptoms prior to HIV diagnosis
and determined the effect of these symptoms on seeking HIV care at an urban and rural …