Objectives: The HIV care cascade provides milestones to track the progress of HIV-positive
people from seroconversion through viral suppression. We propose a Motivational pre …

Stigma occurs at both individual and structural levels, but existing research tends to examine
the effect of individual and structural forms of stigma in isolation, rather than considering …

Researchers have documented the psychological and physical health benefits of being in a
relationship among heterosexuals, although there has been limited research to examine …

Relationship arrangements about sex with outside partners are common among gay
couples, and meaningful distinctions in psychological and behavioral health correlates have …

Research indicates that high numbers of gay and bisexual men report infrequent or
inconsistent condom use, placing them at risk for HIV and other STDs. The present study …

Interracial and same-sex romantic relationships are more common and socially accepted in
the United States than ever before; yet, stigmatization of these relationships persists, with …

Background Sexual minority men who use drugs have high sexual HIV transmission risk.
Sexual interactions may also increase COVID-19 risk. This study compared marijuana use …

Background The population of older adults living with HIV is increasing in the United States.
Despite an increased focus on the health of HIV-positive older adults, knowledge about their …

Older adults living with HIV (OALWH) comprise a growing population with a range of
complex and interconnecting medical and psychosocial needs. Based on the …

The minority stress process of internalized homophobia (IH) has been associated with a
range of adverse health outcomes among gay and bisexual men (GBM). However, evidence …