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 …

OBJECTIVE: The risks and factors contributing to major depressive episodes in HIV infection
remain unclear. This 2-year prospective study compared cumulative rates and predictors of …

Our study examined differences in HIV-related coping in relation to depression in men and
women. Ethnically diverse participants (n= 247, 46% women) were recruited in Dallas/Fort …

The study delineated depressive symptoms and modeled emotional distress in persons
living with HIV disease in nonmetropolitan areas of 13 US states. Participants (N= 329) were …

This cross-sectional study examined factors associated with the receipt of HIV medical care
among people who know their HIV status and are not newly diagnosed with HIV. Interviews …

People living with HIV (PLHIV) have almost double the risk of depression than the rest of the
population, and depression and anxiety among PLHIV have been linked with greater …

Acute/early HIV infection is a period of high risk for HIV transmission. Better understanding of
behavioral aspects during this period could improve interventions to limit further …

Background Facility-and community-based efforts to improve human immunodeficiency virus
(HIV) testing in sub-Saharan Africa may benefit from understanding how mental health …

Because medication adherence is critical to improving the virologic and immunologic
response to therapy and reducing the risk of drug resistance, it is important that we …

Whereas some people appear to cope after learning that they have HIV infection, others
experience depression and suicidal ideation. In this study, 142 persons with HIV infection …