GMHC Treatment Issues Table of Contents, April-June 2007

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Table of Contents, April-June 2007

Special Issue on HIV and Aging
Guest Editor Steven Karpiak, Ph.D.,
AIDS Community Research Initiative of America (ACRIA)

Reality Demands Change
The challenges that require new strategies and priorities
By Stephen Karpiak, Ph.D.
Depression, Distress, HIV, and Aging
A mental health issue that demands closer inspection
By Judith G. Rabkin, Ph.D., M.P.H. and Martin McElhiney, Ph.D.
Cardiovascular Disease and HIV
The smoking gun
By Richard Havlik, M.D.
Taking Care of Each Other
Caregiving for older adults with HIV will define who we are
By R. Andrew Shippy, M.A.

GMHC Treatment Issues

Guest Editor: Stephen Karpiak, Ph.D., Director for Research at The AIDS Community Research Initiative of America (ACRIA) (www.acria.org)

Guest Assistant Editor: Andrew Shippy, MA (ACRIA)

Art Director: Adam Z. Fredericks

Volunteer Support Staff: Edward Friedel

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