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PLWHIV

1. Acronym of people living with HIV.
   • 2002, Janice E. Nichols, David C. Speer, Betty J. Watson, Mary Watson, Tiffany L. Vergon, Colette M. Vallee, Joan M. Meah, Aging with HIV: Psychological, Social, and Health Issues, Elsevier (→ISBN), page 328:

     […] noted that the older PLWHIV appeared distinctly uncomfortable around younger PLWHIV, seemed markedly self-conscious about their infection, and that it was difficult to interest them in many of the available services.

   • 2009, Dale E Brashers, Daena Goldsmith, Communicating to Manage Health and Illness, Routledge (→ISBN), page 214:

     PLWHIV report a heightened sense of guardedness around others (Bennett, 1990) and are likely to be sensitive to the behaviors of other people that signal prejudicial attitudes about HIV (e.g., Chapman, 2002; Rintamaki et al., 2007).

   • 2016, Friday Okonofua, African Journal of Reproductive Health: Vol.20, No.1 March 2016, Universal-Publishers (→ISBN), page 49:

     A limitation of the study is the sample being comprised solely of PLWHIV who are receiving HIV care. The study results are only applicable to PLWHIV who are in HIV care and have intentions to conceive with their partner.

   • 2020, Robert J. Reynolds, Steven M. Day, Aging: Life Span and Life Expectancy, BoD – Books on Demand (→ISBN), page 71:

     Quality of life in people living with HIV (PLWHIV), dementia, schizophrenia, and tuberculosis was significantly affected, more on the psychological and social domains compared with diabetes mellitus, hypertension, and cancer diseases ...