New research shows a 23 percent increased risk of death for people with depression and HIV, as opposed to a 6 percent greater risk of death for those without HIV. File Photo by hikrcn/Shutterstock
When it coincides with HIV, depression appears associated with an increased risk of death, a new study says.
Researchers analyzed data from the U.S. Veteran’s Aging Cohort Study to compare the risk of death among those with and without depression, and the association between depression and death among those with and without HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. Read More
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