Aging and HIV/AIDS: neurocognitive implications for older HIV-positive Latina/o adults.
Aging and HIV/AIDS: neurocognitive implications for older HIV-positive Latina/o adults.
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DOI:
10.1080/08964289.2014.914464
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2014
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Morgello S
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Mindt MR;Miranda C;Arentoft A;Byrd D;Monzones J;Fuentes A;Arias F;Rentería MA;Rosario A;Morgello S
In recent years, HIV/AIDS populations have become older and increasingly more ethnically diverse. Concurrently, the prevalence of HIV-related neurocognitive (NC) impairment remains high. This study examined the effects of age and ethnicity on NC function in HIV-positive adults. The sample (N = 126; 84 Latina/o and 42 Non-Hispanic White) completed a comprehensive NC battery. Global NC and domain average demographically-corrected t-scores were generated. There were no significant differences between Younger (<50 years) Latina/os and non-Hispanic Whites on Global NC function or NC domains (all p's >.10), with generally small effect sizes. Older Latina/os (≥50 years) were significantly more impaired than Older Non-Hispanic Whites on processing speed and learning, with trends in Global NC function and memory. Further, effect sizes fell within the medium to large range (Cohen's d's = .49–1.15). This study suggests that older Latina/os are at potentially greater risk for NC impairment, particularly in processing speed and learning, when compared to similarly-aged non-Hispanic whites.
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