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Impact of psychiatric and social characteristics on HIV sexual risk behavior in Puerto Rican women with severe mental illness
Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 10/30/09

Heaphy ELG et al. – Puerto Rican women with SMI are at high risk for HIV infection and are in need of targeted sexual risk reduction interventions that simultaneously address substance abuse prevention and treatment, childhood abuse, and the indirect effects associated with SMI such as living in poverty. Mental health programs should address risk behavior among adults with SMI in the context of specific symptomatology and comorbidities.

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