From the early days of the HIV epidemic, Indigenous peoples were identified as a population
group that experiences social and economic determinants—including colonialism and …

International focus on reducing onward HIV transmission emphasizes the need for routine
HIV testing and early uptake of antiretroviral treatment (ART). Strategic targets have been set …

With the current global focus on strengthening HIV prevention through greater testing and
treatment uptake, it is increasingly salient to identify and address barriers to testing. A review …

Indigenous leaders remain concerned that systemic oppression and culturally unsafe care
impede Indigenous peoples living with HIV from accessing health services that make up the …

As international guidelines increase access to antiretroviral therapy (ART) globally, ART
adherence becomes increasingly important to achieve HIV treatment as prevention (TasP) …

In Australia, approximately 30% of people diagnosed with HIV are not accessing treatment
and 8% of those receiving treatment fail to achieve viral suppression. Barriers limiting …

Aims This article seeks to address some of the factors, particularly cultural barriers,
contributing to inequity in healthcare service provisions for indigenous Australians …

Alcohol use and depressive symptoms are associated with reduced access to antiretroviral
therapy (ART) in the developed world. Whether alcohol use and depressive symptoms limit …

Abstract Background In November 2017, the Australian government approved
reimbursement for psychology consultations conducted by videoconference under the Better …

AIDS has reached pandemic proportions and despite advances in medical treatment both
the medical and social consequences of HIV-positive serostatus continue to be of concern …