Impact of Multidimensional Social Adversity on Mortality and Rehospitalization in People with HIV and Heart Failure
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This study demonstrates that multidimensional social adversity significantly exacerbates mortality and rehospitalization risks among people living with HIV infection and heart failure. Specific domains—such as social support challenges and psychobehavioral instability—show distinct associations with cardiovascular and infection-related mortality. The findings advocate for integrated, domain-specific risk stratification in clinical care.
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