Predicting risk behavior in HIV+ individuals: examining a neurocognitive model

Health risk behaviors can threaten health and safety from both an individual and a public health perspective. The costs associated with high-risk behaviors can also be substantial. Among HIV+ individuals, risky behavior can have severe repercussions, including HIV disease transmission. Much of the current literature has focused on psychosocial predictors of risky behavior while the underlying neural mechanisms remain p...

Antiretroviral CNS efficacy and health disparities in longitudinal neurological

Healthcare inequality may influence the types of HIV regimens prescribed, which may contribute to disparities in HIV-related treatment outcomes, including disparities observed among individuals from racial/ethnic minority backgrounds. This is particularly relevant given that HIV medications differ in their neuropenetrance, or their ability to penetrate the blood-brain-barrier, which may be linked to neurologic outcom...