This paper examines how care-giving to adults and/or children and care-receiving is
associated with the health and wellbeing of older people aged 50+ in rural South Africa …

Older caregivers have major caregiving responsibilities in countries severely affected by the
HIV epidemic, but little is known about their own health and well-being. We conducted this …

The emergence and spread of HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) impacted a large
proportion of adults in their prime age resulting in deaths that have led to over 5 million …

This paper describes the challenges faced by elderly persons (50 years and above) in
Uganda, as parents and/or relatives of persons infected by HIV and as caregivers of the …

Informal caregivers, most often older people, provide valuable care and support for people ill
due to AIDS, especially in poor-resource settings with inadequate health care systems and …

Abstract In South Africa, older people have become the primary caregivers of children and
grandchildren infected or affected by HIV and AIDS. This study explores the determinants of …

Objective: To describe and compare the health status, emotional wellbeing, and functional
status of older people in Uganda and South Africa who are HIV infected or affected by HIV in …

Since the start of the HIV and AIDS epidemic, very little research has been conducted on the
older persons' provision of HIV-related care to adult children. This is despite the fact that a …

The burden of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and acquired immune
deficiency syndrome (AIDS) on the elderly population in three divisions within the Northwest …

The rapidly growing segment of older adults living with HIV faces unique set of psychosocial
challenges that may differ from their younger counterparts. The objective of this review is to …