More time with depression increases the risk of death for women with HIV
More time with depression increases the risk of death for women with HIV
- Increased time living with depression is associated with a higher risk of death for women with HIV, according to US research published in Clinical Infectious Diseases. During five years of follow-up, each 365 days – consecutive or intermittent – with depression increased mortality risk by 72%.
- Increased time living with depression is associated with a higher risk of death for women with HIV, according to US research published in Clinical Infectious Diseases. During five years of follow-up, each 365 days – consecutive or intermittent – with depression increased mortality risk by 72%.