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Kenneth D. Phillips

2005

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Stress Reduction As A Means To Enhance Oral Immunity In Hiv-Infected Individuals, Kenneth D. Phillips Jan 2005

Stress Reduction As A Means To Enhance Oral Immunity In Hiv-Infected Individuals, Kenneth D. Phillips

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Sleep Disturbance And Depression As Barriers To Adherence, Kenneth D. Phillips Jan 2005

Sleep Disturbance And Depression As Barriers To Adherence, Kenneth D. Phillips

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Sleep Quality And Health-Related Quality Of Life In Hiv-Infected African-American Women Of Childbearing Age, Kenneth D. Phillips Jan 2005

Sleep Quality And Health-Related Quality Of Life In Hiv-Infected African-American Women Of Childbearing Age, Kenneth D. Phillips

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A Peer-Based Substance Abuse Intervention For Hiv+ Rural Women: A Pilot Study, Kenneth D. Phillips Jan 2005

A Peer-Based Substance Abuse Intervention For Hiv+ Rural Women: A Pilot Study, Kenneth D. Phillips

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Patterns Of Risk Of Depressive Symptoms Among Hiv-Positive Women In The Southeastern United States, Linda Moneyham, Carolyn Murdaugh, Kenneth D. Phillips, Kirby Jackson, Abbas Tavakoli, Mary Boyd, Medha Vyavaharkar Jan 2005

Patterns Of Risk Of Depressive Symptoms Among Hiv-Positive Women In The Southeastern United States, Linda Moneyham, Carolyn Murdaugh, Kenneth D. Phillips, Kirby Jackson, Abbas Tavakoli, Mary Boyd, Medha Vyavaharkar

Kenneth D. Phillips

Depressive symptoms are a common response to HIV disease, and women appear to be at particularly high risk. The authors report results from a crosssectional analysis of data collected from 280 rural women with HIV/AIDS in the Southeastern United States aimed at identifying risk factors of depressive symptoms. Stress theory provided a framework for identification of potential risk factors. Descriptive statistics, measures of association, and regression analyses were used to systematically identify patterns of risk. The final regression model included 22 factors that accounted for 69% of the variance in depressive symptoms. The majority of variance in depressive symptoms was …

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