News about HIV & Mental Health

In 2022, 630,000 people globally, nearly half of them women, died from AIDS-related illness, each week 4000 girls, young women acquired HIV.

The findings from the recently published Positive Voices survey revealed that poor mental health continues to be an issue for PLWHIV

PACHA Meeting Examines 2030 HIV Transmissions Goal, Aging, Transgender Men, and More

Sateesh Ganguli, MD NHS Trust, UK 26th Bangkok International Symposium on HIV Medicine Virtual Conference on January 17-19, 2024

Gay sex is illegal in Kenya, which can make finding non-stigmatising services challenging.

The discussion emphasizes the importance of addressing the impact of HIV stigmatization on mental health in Hispanic communities.

Any substance use treatment is better than none when it comes to reducing how often gay and bisexual men use methamphetamine (crystal meth)

HIV has always been a part of life for Yelyzaveta ‘Lisa’ Shevchuk, aged 19; Egor Pasko, 23; and Yana Panfilova, 26.

People living with HIV continue to report a high level of satisfaction with their HIV care service and treatment, a new survey by the UK ...

Dr. Sam Jackson discusses strategies for evaluation and management of depression for persons with HIV; note this is part 1 of a 2-part serie

Brain N-acetyl-aspartyl-glutamate (NAAG) is positively associated with cognitive function in older virally-suppressed people with HIV Eran S

2023 The Annual IAS–USA Washington, DC, Virtual Course: Update on HIV Medicine Emerging Challenges Presenter: Elana S. Rosenthal, MD

Among PWH, death from HIV disease is diminishing, while death due to the direct effects of mental disorders are increasing.

Increasingly, clinical populations of people with HIV are in age ranges that increase their risk for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementi

If someone is struggling with their mental health and doesn’t take their treatment, then the effect of the treatment becomes fragile too.