Better support for HIV patients’ mental health needs will pay dividends, BHIVA conference told
Roger Pebody/AidsmapThe spring conference of the British HIV Association in Manchester has been its first to be totally in-person since the COVID pandemic started. It is perhaps not surprising that a theme running through a number of studies was loss to care: people with HIV who stop attending clinics and taking treatment, and whether COVID has made this worse.
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