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objectivethe internet serves increasingly critical role health behaviors older adults chronic medical conditions guided theories health behaviors literacy study examined whether relationship educational attainment online pharmacy skills older persons hiv disease pwh mediated health literacy design participants included 98 pwh age 50 older completed test online pharmacy skills tops required navigate experimentercontrolled online pharmacy perform several naturalistic tasks eg refill existing prescription participants also completed medicationmanagement testrevised mmtr results mediation analyses revealed significant indirect effect education online pharmacy accuracy mmtr fully mediated health literacy contrast direct indirect effect education online pharmacy speed health literacy included mediator conclusion health literacy plays important role relationship years education attained ability older pwh successfully navigate online pharmacy tasks manage medications future studies might examine whether interventions improve electronic health literacy among older pwh lower educational attainment beneficial effects online health behaviors