Psychosocial and mental health challenges facing perinatally HIV-infected adolescents along the Kenyan coast: a qualitative inquiry using the socioecological model
BackgroundThe advent of antiretroviral therapy has led perinatally HIV-infected (PHI) adolescents to live long, fulfilling lives through lifelong treatment. However, there is limited knowledge about the lived experiences and psychosocial and mental health challenges faced by PHI adolescents in sub-S...
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Main Authors: | Stanley W. Wanjala (Author), Moses K. Nyongesa (Author), Stanley Luchters (Author), Amina Abubakar (Author) |
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2024-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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