Two hundred twenty (220) women were recruited at Jackson Health System Ambulatory Care Center. Inclusion criteria for the study are: (a) self-identify as African American, Haitian or Hispanic; (b) aged 50 or older; (c) be able to speak and read in English or Spanish; (d) self-reported as HIV positive. The results will provide 1) the foundation to increase community awareness and engagement around MOWH; 2) critical data to develop prevention programs and policies that can support MOWH and 3) information needed to improve health, well-being and develop a culture of health among this population. This study is funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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