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 …

Objective: Depressive illness is the most common psychiatric disorder in HIV/AIDS with
prevalence 2 to 3 times higher than the general population. It's still questionable whether …

Background Depression is one of the most common neuropsychiatric complications of HIV
disease, and in turn it is associated with worse HIV-related outcomes. Data on depression …

Understanding the experience of depression in people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWH) could
aid in the detection and treatment of the disorder. Yet, there is limited knowledge of the …

Depression is a leading cause of HIV/AIDS disease burden; it worsens health outcomes and
quality of life. Addressing this problem requires accurate quantification of the extra burden of …

Cross-sectional studies on psychological responses associated with an HIV diagnosis are
replete, but a paucity of research exists to evaluate the changes and stability of these …

Recent blue-ribbon panel reports have concluded that HIV treatment programs in less
wealthy countries must integrate mental health identification and treatment into normal HIV …

Objective: Existing research suggests that the rate of depressive illness and depressive
symptoms are high in people living with HIV/AIDS, but investigations on the causes of …

BACKGROUND: Depressive disorders are estimated to occur in nearly half of HIV-infected
individuals worldwide. AIM: To examine the prevalence and cardinal demographic …

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 …