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Culturally Relevant Africultural Coping Moderates the Association Between Discrimination and Antiretroviral Adherence Among Sexual Minority Black Americans Living with HIV by Glenn J. Wagner; Laura M. Bogart; David J. Klein; Sean J. Lawrence; Kathy Goggin; Mahlet Gizaw; Matt G. Mutchler is a Medicine article available to read on EtoBox.
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Exposure to discrimination has been linked to lower HIV antiretroviral therapy (ART) adherence and poor HIV care outcomes among Black Americans. Coping has been shown to mitigate the harmful effects of discrimination on health behaviors, but the use of cultural relevant Africultural coping strategies is understudied as a moderator of the association between intersectional discrimination and ART adherence among Black Americans. We used adjusted logistic regression to test whether Africultural coping strategies (cognitive/emotional debriefing; collective; spiritual-centered; ritual-centered) moderated associations between multiple forms of discrimination (HIV, sexual orientation, race) and good ART adherence (minimum of 75% or 85% of prescribed doses taken, as measured by electronic monitoring in separate analyses) among 92 sexual minority Black Americans living with HIV. Mean adherence was 66.5% in month 8 after baseline (36% ≥ 85% adherence; 49% ≥ 75% adherence). Ritual-centered coping moderated the relationship between each of the three types of discrimination at baseline and good ART adherence in month 8 (regardless of the minimum threshold for good adherence); when use of ritual
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- Author
- Glenn J. Wagner; Laura M. Bogart; David J. Klein; Sean J. Lawrence; Kathy Goggin; Mahlet Gizaw; Matt G. Mutchler
- Publisher
- Springer US
- Published
- 2023
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Medicine (Health Sciences)