Interventional study reveals peer support improves health-related quality of life in newly diagnosed HIV patients, indicating concurrent psychological and immunological recovery benefits.
Peer intervention improved the HRQoL of people recently diagnosed with HIV, and enhanced psychological health and social relationships covariate with their immunological recovery. This study represents an essential advance in evaluating peer intervention programmes for positive prevention.
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