… HIV has become a highly treatable disease due to advances in antiretroviral therapy (ART).
Additionally, HIV-infected individuals often take opiates, barbiturates, and benzodiazepines …

… Findings from the present study indicate that adjuvant mental health and substance abuse
… substance abuse and efficient methods for linkage to mental health and/or substance abuse …

… an informational pamphlet about the health consequences of substance use, as well as the
benefits associated with adherence to antiretroviral therapy. Participants in this condition met …

… Substance use among co-infected persons leads to increased morbidity and mortality. The …
substance use of people living with HIV–HCV co-infection and receiving antiretroviral therapy …

… DAST scores and those who reported cocaine use during the study showed improved virologic
outcomes should give pause to our ability to control adequately for key substance abuse …

… The relationship between neurocognitive performance and CD4 cell count, viral load, CESD
score and substance abuse status was assessed by multiple linear regression analysis. The …

… non-drug use to substance abuse had worsening antiretroviral adherence and less frequent
… free of substance abuse. In addition, patients who switched from substance abuse to …

… Individualized substance abuse interventions for YPLH may be particularly important given
… to address HIV symptoms and side effects of antiretroviral medications, high risk peer groups, …

… Highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) is crucial for slowing … Non-adherence to highly
active antiretroviral therapy … who start highly active antiretroviral therapy when the CD4+ cell …

… Frequent drug use was defined as positive results on ≥50% of urine toxicology tests, as
this metric is commonly used to assess outcomes of substance abuse treatment. Therefore, we …