… Among younger adults (< 38 years) those who disclosed had higher CD4 recovery than
those who did not at 6 months post- ART (mean difference = 31, 95% CI 3 to 58 p = 0.03) but not …

… HIV-infected women use to make disclosure decisions focusing on their cognitive assessment
of the disclosure … She said, ‘I enjoy telling young adults. I share my experience and stress …

… measured the association with HIV status disclosure [25], particularly in young adults.
Further research should look at the direct intersections of disclosure decisions and depression/…

… for HIV by SP. Adolescents were more likely than young adults to be influenced to test for HIV
… , 30% of parents and 25% of peers were present for disclosure of HIV results ( Figure 1 (c)). …

… Our results demonstrate a continuing and urgent need for interventions to reduce HIV-related
stigma and facilitate safe HIV status disclosure, as well as for services to screen for and …

… of young people living with HIV in … HIV serostatus and treatment disclosure. We conducted
two focus groups and interviewed 20 HIV-infected young people aged 15–23 receiving HIV …

… Disclosure of HIV to children … the disclosure to their children about their HIV status. Some
compared their own HIV disclosure experience to how they hoped to disclose to their children: …

… Parents, in-laws, and other relatives have varying degrees of influence on decisions
regarding HIV testing, disclosure, and drug treatment and adherence for children (48) and young …

… In the qualitative data, the influence of the child’s age came across in various ways: parents
feared that their young children would not comprehend HIV transmission, that the children …

… Although there is arguably much to be gained by disclosing, there is also … disclosure and
non-disclosure. The arguments draw from a qualitative study among young HIV-positive adults …