A new study recently revealed how patients receiving mental health care are at a higher risk of getting affected by HIV than the general population. Of that group, several new HIV cases were detected, suggesting that not all patients are getting tested in mental health care settings, despite recommendations to do so from the CDC and the Institute of Medicine. The study is one of the largest studies to date to estimate HIV prevalence and risk factors among persons ...
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