Associations Between Internalized HIV Stigma and Cognitive Function Among Older Women With HIV

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RT @uncglobalhealth: Monica Maria Diaz, MD, MS, talks about the associations between internalized HIV stigma and cognitive function among o…

Monica Maria Diaz, MD, MS, talks about the associations between internalized HIV stigma and cognitive function among older women with HIV. @UNCpublichealth #HIV #womenshealth - Click here to read about the results: https://t.co/1PIJ5WikrM

In #JGSSAdvAccess: Study finds internalized HIV stigma linked to poorer cognitive function in women aged 50+ with HIV. Assessing and addressing stigma may help mitigate cognitive decline in this group. @geronsociety @OUPMedicine https://t.co/UaLqjesN8U

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