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Caregiving to Adult Men With HIV StudiedSeptember/October 2002 HIV-positive men age 18 or older who receive regular help from a woman who is their mother, wife, or female partner age 35 or older are sought for a study on caregiving at UCLA. If both of you qualify you could get up to $60 for each person for two completed study interviews. Regular help can be assistance provided with various daily living activities and health needs.
Back to the September/October 2002 issue of Positive Living.
 This article was provided by AIDS Project Los Angeles. It is a part of the publication Positive Living.
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