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Oct 2026
The resilience–distress paradox in HIV: latent profiles reveal that resilience compensates for low mindfulness
People living with HIV (PLWH) face elevated risks for anxiety and depression, yet not all develop clinically significant distress—a phenomenon we term the resilience-distress paradox, whereby individuals with high psychological resilience (the capacity to adapt positively to adversity) nonetheless experience severe...
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