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ecial populations, including youths, non-heteronormative pat.This book builds upon its previous edition by comprehensively updating important epidemiologic and clinical content of the HIV continuum amongst Black and Latino individuals of the United States, including the epidemiology, prevention, dia

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Denita Cepiku,Marta Marsilio,Milena Vainierithan a dozen states and US territories. The current HIV care continuum for Latinos falls short of national and international goals and threatens to perpetuate the epidemic. Improving outcomes and eliminating new HIV infections will require a focus on various internal and external factors affecting Latino communities.

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S. Arulraj,C. Thamban,D. Jaganathanuse treatment lead to improved health outcomes..With particular attention to race and ethnicity, this chapter discusses the prevalence of drug use in people living with HIV, the link between HIV and substance use, substance use treatment and HIV prevention and treatment, and integration of HIV and substance use treatment.

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The Wave Experiment Consortium (WEC),cks, persons of mixed-race, and Latinos being disproportionately affected. The intersection of social determinants of health and stigma continue to contribute to the marginalization of vulnerable groups particularly in the South, among rural communities, sexual and gender minorities, and people who

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-31305-4iretroviral preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP), is inequitably accessed. While black men and women comprised 43% of new diagnoses in 2017, and 44% of persons estimated to have risk behaviors that indicate a need for PrEP, only 14.9% of PrEP prescription in 2017 were to black persons. To address this ser

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Denita Cepiku,Marta Marsilio,Milena Vainieriew AIDS diagnoses. These disparities are driven mainly by a persistently high number of new infections among Latino men who have sex with men in less than a dozen states and US territories. The current HIV care continuum for Latinos falls short of national and international goals and threatens to pe

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