Introduction HIV infection is increasingly characterized as a chronic condition that can be
managed through adherence to a healthy lifestyle, complex drug regimens, and regular …

Little is known about the effectiveness of outreach interventions to engage and retain
underserved populations living with HIV in stable, primary medical care. This study provided …

This paper examines housing as a contextual factor affecting drug and sexual risk behaviors
among HIV positive people using pooled interview data from 2149 clients presenting for …

In the last four decades, we have witnessed vast and important transitions in the social,
economic, political, and health contexts of the lived experiences of gay men in the United …

As an ever-increasing number of people infected with HIV are living longer, healthier lives,
concerns about continued transmission are growing along with an awareness of the need to …

Transactional sex is associated with socioeconomic disadvantage and HIV risk but few
studies in the United States (US) have examined both individual and area-level predictors of …

A high prevalence of homelessness among women with HIV released from incarceration
(WHRI) poses significant challenges to antiretroviral therapy. This research examines the …

The association between housing and HIV has been widely demonstrated, although inquiry
into HIV testing has been largely limited to the homeless. This study examines correlates of …

A follow-up study was conducted on a sample of 120 ethnically diverse HIV positive men
and women first interviewed in 2000. Of the 86 survivors, 37 (43%) were able to be …

The purpose of this paper is to present validation data on the Events in Care Screening
Questionnaire (ECSQ), which was designed to identify the needs and concerns of people …