Social Determinants of Health Among U.S.-Born Black and Haitian Adults with HIV in Miami: Baseline Characteristics from the INSTACARE Study
This study highlights that while U.S.-born Black and Haitian adults with HIV in Miami share similar clinical viral loads, they exhibit distinct social determinants of health profiles—specifically higher housing instability and depression among U.S.-born Black participants versus significant language barriers among Haitian participants—underscoring the need for targeted interventions that address sub-group specific needs rather than broad racial categorizations.