Syndemic effect of mental illness and substance use on viral suppression among recently-incarcerated, HIV-infected individuals in the CARE+ Corrections study

Syndemic effect of mental illness and substance use on viral suppression among recently-incarcerated, HIV-infected individuals in the CARE+ Corrections study

Few studies on HIV-related syndemics of co-occurring and mutually reinforcing psychosocial conditions have assessed clinical outcomes in criminal justice (CJ)-involved populations. Baseline data from the CARE+ Corrections study were used to quantify co-occurring mental illness and substance use and...

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Main Authors: Bazerman, L. (Author), Beckwith, C. (Author), Castonguay, B. (Author), Kuo, I. (Author), Kurth, A. (Author), Liu, T. (Author), Patrick, R. (Author), Trezza, C. (Author), Yellin, H. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Routledge 2018
Subjects:
adult
Adult
alcohol consumption
antiretroviral therapy
antivirus agent
Article
bipolar depression
bipolar disorder
CD4 lymphocyte count
clinical outcome
complication
concurrent infection
controlled study
criminal justice
Criminal justice system
disease burden
drug dependence
female
Female
HIV
HIV Infections
human
Human immunodeficiency virus infected patient
Human immunodeficiency virus infection
Humans
major clinical study
male
Male
male to female transgender
mania
mental disease
Mental Disorders
mental illness
middle aged
Middle Aged
personality disorder
prevalence
Prevalence
priority journal
prisoner
Prisoners
psychology
randomized controlled trial
schizophrenia
substance use
Substance-Related Disorders
Syndemic
syndemic effect
syndemics
transgender
Transgender Persons
Viral Load
virology
virus load
young adult
Young Adult
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