Little is known about how adolescents and young adults contribute to the declines in the
cascade of care from HIV-1 diagnosis to viral suppression. We reviewed published literature …

A systematic literature review was conducted to identify predictors of poor adult retention in
HIV medical care in developed and developing countries. An electronic search was …

Abstract Background African American/Black and Hispanic persons living with HIV (AABH-
PLWH) in the US evidence insufficient engagement in HIV care and low uptake of HIV …

Retaining HIV-diagnosed persons in care is a national priority, but little is known on what
intervention strategies are most effective for promoting retention in care. We conducted a …

Objective: Mental health (MH) diagnoses, which are prevalent among persons living with
HIV infection, might be linked to failed retention in HIV care. This review synthesized the …

We explored health care access experiences of 32 male-to-female (MtF) and 15 female-to-
male (FtM) transgender people of different ethnicities in Virginia using data from focus …

The intervention tested in the Retention in Care Study demonstrated improvement in
retention in human immunodeficiency virus care. Enhanced personal contact with or without …

Linkage and retention in care soon after HIV diagnosis improves clinical outcomes.
Conversely, missed visits after diagnosis are associated with increased mortality in the …

Background The full benefit of timely diagnosis of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
infection is realized only if there is timely initiation of medical care. We used routine …

The HIV infection epidemic in the United States continues to expand to communities of color
and poor populations, which have traditionally been medically underserved, and the health …