The COVID-19 pandemic is leading to mental health problems due to disease experience,
physical distancing, stigma and discrimination, and job losses in many of the settings …

Debate about the cross-cultural relevance of depression has been central to cross-cultural
psychiatry and global mental health. Although there is now a wealth of evidence pertaining …

Background Antiretroviral medication during pregnancy and breastfeeding substantially
decreases the risk of HIV transmission from mothers to infants, but its effects on the child's …

Idioms of distress have been employed in psychological anthropology and global mental
health to solicit localized understandings of suffering. The idiom “thinking too much” is …

Objective: Early childhood development programs typically combine healthy nutrition and
cognitive stimulation in an integrated model. We separately delivered these 2 components in …

Purpose This study examined the relationship between stigma by association—defined as
prejudice and discrimination against individuals who are associated with stigmatized …

This study examined the feasibility and acceptability of two group-based interventions: group-
cognitive behavioral therapy (G-CBT) and a family-strengthening intervention delivered via …

Background Eighty per cent of perinatally HIV infected (PHI) adolescents live in sub-
Saharan Africa (sSA), a setting also characterized by huge economic disparities. Caregiving …

Abstract Objective When testing African children with developmental and cognitive
standardized tests from high-income countries (HIC), investigators are uncertain as to …

This study aimed to assess the association between suicidal ideation among mothers living
with HIV in Zimbabwe and the cognitive development of their children. Participants were …