HIV

New Study Estimates 29% Reduction in HIV Spread With Varied Social Programs
A new study by researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst published in Health Care Management Sciences found that a hypothetical 100% effective intervention to address barriers to HIV treatment and care due to depression, homelessness, individual and neighborhood poverty, education disparities, lack of insurance, and unemployment could reduce national HIV incidence by 29% over 10 years. ...
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