Ending the AIDS epidemic by 2030 will require addressing stigma more systematically and
at a larger scale than current efforts. Existing global evidence shows that stigma is a barrier …

Background Defining HIV-related stigma (HRS) can be problematic due to structural
inequalities, cultural differences, discrimination by health care providers and the limitations …

The stigmatization of HIV infection impedes every step along the HIV continuum of care,
particularly care engagement and retention. The differential effects of various sources of …

Long-acting injectable regimens for HIV treatment have been developed which are less
frequent, more discreet, and more desirable for some people living with HIV (PLHIV) and …

Multiple intersecting stigmas and discrimination related to sex, gender, HIV, and
race/ethnicity may challenge HIV prevention and treatment service utilization, particularly …

Stigma remains a significant challenge for people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) despite the
advances that have been made in HIV care and treatment. It is known to affect health care …

HIV-related stigma is a known barrier to retention in care. However, no large-scale, multi-site
studies have prospectively evaluated the effect of internalized stigma on retention in care …

Introduction: Stigma undermines all aspects of a comprehensive HIV response, as reflected
in recent global initiatives for stigma-reduction. Yet a commensurate response to …

Objectives The purpose of this pilot study was to explore the effect of HIV-related stigma and
everyday major experiences of discrimination on medication and clinic visit adherence …

Objective: Measuring internalized stigma is critical to understanding its impact on the health
and quality of life of people living with HIV (PLHIV). The aim of this study was to assess the …