Psychology
Study Examines Psychological Effects of Pediatric HIV
Published in Medical Letter on the CDC and FDA, November 17th, 1997
As the adolescent infection rate increases and the afflicted now live with the disease longer and longer, "this illness and its victims present a continuing challenge to the medical community," said A. Stolar and F. Fernandez of the Suncoast Medical Clinic, department of psychiatry, in St. Petersburg, Florida ("Psychiatric Perspective of Pediatric Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection," South Med J, October 1997;90:1001-1016).
Stolar and Fernandez reviewed articles on the subject in medical, psychiatric, and psychology...
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