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IF YOU WOULD LIKE MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROJECT, 
PLEASE CONTINUE READING

If you have HIV
and live in the  UNITED STATES

 and want to get involved NOW.

PLEASE

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Nowadays, with effective treatment, people with HIV are expected to have normal lifespans and "normal" lives (well, "almost 'normal' ").  What is urgently needed in HIV these days is well-being, quality-of-life and mutual respect between people.  When people value life, they naturally act to enrich and protect it, in both themselves and others.

The Strong Hearts Project is a research project underway in the United States and Brazil.  It aims to understand how we can improve health and well-being in HIV by understanding psychological and psychosocial factors that differ between countries and between individuals.  We are working to help improve quality-of-life for people living with HIV in both countries, and beyond.

We hope that our project interests you.

We have been dedicating our efforts for some time now to it. 

To get to know more, have a look around our blog!

Rio de Janeiro, May 4, 2016
Matthew Calvin Porter, Ph.D.

Associate Professor
Alliant International University
San Diego, California, EUA