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Greater risk of schizophrenia among people with HIV – especially those who inject drugs

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“They are already dead”: how outdated knowledge and cruel stereotypes contribute to depression and suicide in Malawi teens with HIV

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Immigration and poverty tied to heightened HIV risk in the Netherlands

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People with HIV report little difference in quality of life compared with matched controls, but more depression

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23% of people with HIV in the UK have depression or anxiety, but rates are much higher in some groups

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Stigma has a profound impact on the mental and physical health of Indian women with HIV

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Zimbabwe: low-cost, brief psychological intervention helps people with HIV stay virally suppressed

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Almost half of people living with HIV in the UK feel ashamed

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Suicide rate has fallen in Catalans with HIV – but is still higher than in the general population

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