Resilience and psychosocial outcomes among South African adolescents affected by HIV

Caroline Kuo; Ashleigh LoVette; Jennifer Pellowski; Abigail Harrison; Catherine Mathews; Don Operario; William R. Beardslee; Dan Joseph Stein; Larry K. Brown

doi:10.1097/qad.0000000000002177

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Resilience is related to the behavioral health of vulnerable HIV-affected adolescents. Resilience-focused interventions hold promise for improving the behavioral health of adolescents living in high HIV prevalence settings.

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