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Effects of Health Insurance Interruption on Loss of Hypertension Control in Women With and Women Without HIV
BACKGROUND: Among low-income women with and without HIV, it is a priority to reduce age-related comorbidities, including hypertension and its sequelae. Because consistent health insurance access has been identified as an important factor in controlling many chronic diseases, we estimated the effects
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