Carly N Bisset, Susan J Moug, Raymond Oliphant, Nicola Dames, Simon Parson, Jennifer Cleland
Influencing factors in surgical decision-making: a qualitative analysis of colorectal surgeons' experiences of postoperative complications
Colorectal disease : the official journal of the Association of Coloproctology of Great Britain and Ireland
much progress made advancing antiretroviral art adherence yet disparities remain explore relationships syndemic conditions cooccurring health conditions caused combinations biological social structural factors art adherence among african american men used data longitudinal assessments 302 african american men enrolled study designed increase physical activity healthy eating syndemic conditions included alcohol dependency drug dependency depression posttraumatic stress disorder unstable housing syndemic conditions variable operationalized indicate presence 05 conditions 55 participants 1 syndemic conditions age marriage positively associated art adherence whereas number syndemic conditions negatively associated adherence 12month period interaction married syndemic conditions variable significantly predicted greater adherence similarly interaction education syndemic conditions variable predicted greater adherence multiple regression models syndemic conditions variable remained significant 0018 predicting adherence however significant interaction among 5 conditions study lends evidence syndemics literature indicating deleterious consequences negative life experiences health outcomes