2020
DOI: 10.1097/qad.0000000000002617
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Syndemic burden and systemic inflammation, HIV health status, and blood pressure among women with unsuppressed HIV viral loads among women living with HIV

Abstract: Introduction.-Smoking, low education, obesity, and depressive symptoms are all associated with HIV health status, increased blood pressure, and inflammation, and constitute a syndemic burden that may contribute to poor health outcomes. The current study examined syndemic burden and health outcomes among women living with HIV (WLHIV).Methods.-Women were participants enrolled in the Women's Interagency HIV Study (WIHS). Outcomes included blood pressure, HIV health status (HIV-1 RNA viral load and CD4 T-cell coun… Show more

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“…24 (D) SDOH influence in early life and over the life course shapes HIV treatment outcomes and disease progression. 29,125,126 (E) The impact of SDOH on HIV outcomes includes biological mechanisms of influence, 60,67-69 including inflammatory [127][128][129][130][131][132][133] and neural 69,[131][132][133] mechanisms. (F) SDOH shape HIV outcomes for several generations through three types of intergenerational influence.…”
Section: Unjust Social Processes Shape Sdoh Mechanisms To Produce Hea...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…24 (D) SDOH influence in early life and over the life course shapes HIV treatment outcomes and disease progression. 29,125,126 (E) The impact of SDOH on HIV outcomes includes biological mechanisms of influence, 60,67-69 including inflammatory [127][128][129][130][131][132][133] and neural 69,[131][132][133] mechanisms. (F) SDOH shape HIV outcomes for several generations through three types of intergenerational influence.…”
Section: Unjust Social Processes Shape Sdoh Mechanisms To Produce Hea...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Segundo o Boletim epidemiológico 2021, lançado pelo Ministério da Saúde, a proporção de sexo no ano de 2020 foi de 2,8, com 28 homens para cada dez mulheres notificadas com a infecção pelo HIV (BRASIL, 2021). Os riscos de exposição aos desfechos relacionados ao sexo está muitas vezes associado à diferença do papel social, que favorece a uma pior qualidade de vida e as próprias questões fisiológicas, como alterações hormonais (AKL et., 2017;JONES et al, 2020;PRECOMA et al, 2019). Quanto à idade, ainda que não encontrado associação, diversos estudos têm demonstrado que a prevalência de alterações metabólicas aumentam com a idade (AMBERBIR et al, 2019;HIRIGO;TESFAYE, 2016;MACIEL et al, 2018;NGUYEN et al, 2016).…”
Section: Variáveis Sociedomográficas E Alterações Metabólicas Em Pess...unclassified
“…Quanto a HA, quando associada à DLP, à obesidade e à DM são fatores de risco metabólicos para as doenças do sistema cardiocirculatório (BARROSO et al, 2021). Em PVHIV o aumento da PA também pode ser justificado pela inflamação causada com a presença do vírus e consequente interferência direta da função endotelial, aumentando a rigidez do vaso (JONES et al, 2020;MELTON;QIU, 2021) Um estudo longitudinal realizado no Haiti, evidenciou que o aumento da IL-6 precede e prediz a hipertensão em adultos infectados pelo HIV (BATAVIA et al, 2018).…”
Section: Conforme Recomendação Da Diretriz Brasileira De Dislipidemia...unclassified
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