What does SFMHS stand for?

San Francisco Men's Health Study (California)

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One study, the San Francisco Men's Health Study, included 407 HIV-positive men who were followed over a period of 10 years.

Positive affect may influence the rate of HIV progression

One study, the San Francisco Men's Health Study, included 407 HIV-positive men followed over 10 years.

Mood and stress may influence HIV progression

A study conducted by the San Francisco Men's Health Study and also presented orally in Berlin indicates that even among HIV-positive men who have stable CD4 counts after six years, the disease is progressing, albeit at a slow rate.

Male AIDS patients are living longer, healthier

The analysis was based on 271 AIDS cases from San Francisco General Hospital and the San Francisco Men's Health Study.

Drugs slowing AIDS progression, increasing patients' survival

[1] The results come from the San Francisco Men's Health Study in which researchers have been monitoring 1,034 homosexual and bisexual men since the latter half of 1984.

HIV infections drop 88% in homosexual men in San Francisco