… Additionally, we identified an interaction between substance use and violence, consistent
with syndemic theory and other syndemic research focused on urban women (Koblin et al., …

… Indicators of syndemic classes did not include childhood trauma, intimate partner or other …
of syndemic factors and substance use problems employed. The psychosocial construct of …

… the syndemic consistently being comprised of substance use … syndemic differently. For
example, our analysis revealed that heterosexual men and MSM demonstrated similar syndemic …

… [16] identified syndemic factors of violence, substance use, and mental illness to be associated
with condomless sex and suicide attempt. Evidence from a sample of sexual minorities …

… and substance use – an intervention addressing either depression or substance use, or a …
poverty as the causative factor of both psychosocial problems as well as of HIV risk. Instead, …

… associations between these psychosocial factors and … three psychosocial factors might
represent a syndemic among … whether psychosocial factors (mental illness, substance use …

… review on substance use among forced migrants documented co-occurring substance use
and … . Co-Occurring psychosocial problems and HIV risk among women attending drinking …

… any of the four potential syndemic indicators, we only discovered interventions focused
primarily on mental health and substance use, including alcohol and drug use. In terms of health …

… syndemic factor of depression symptoms, substance use, risky sex, and intimate partner
violence. Multigroup models examined relations between victimization and bullying experiences…

… HIV syndemic has become a growing concern in areas of the US heavily affected by structural
drivers of opioid and other substance use. … to women reporting no psychosocial conditions, …