Renessa Williams

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University of Miami

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Renessa Williams is an Assistant Professor at the University of Miami, based in the United States. Her research primarily focuses on the psychosocial aspects of health, particularly concerning HIV-related stigma, mental health, and the experiences of sexually minoritized individuals. Recently, she has contributed to studies exploring the connections between optimism, loneliness, and chronicity-based discrimination, as well as the implications of HIV stigma across diverse populations.

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Cannabis Use and Proximal Immune Dysregulation (CUPID)

Open Date: 2023-09-25

Close Date: 2026-06-30

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Nicole Gomez

University of Miami

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Adam Carrico

Florida International University

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Outness predicts greater leukocyte telomere length in sexually minoritized men with HIV who use methamphetamine

Screen-based simulation for family caregiver education: A scoping review

Relations Between Optimism-Pessimism and Loneliness in Sexually Minoritized Men: The Moderating Role of Chronicity-Based Discrimination

Post-Master’s Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Students’ Attitudes, Knowledge and Preferences for Providing Psychotherapy: A Qualitative Description Study

Applying the social ecological model to explore HIV-related stigma in Florida: A qualitative study.

Does the Relationship Between HIV Stigma Subtypes and Viral Suppression Differ by Age?: A Stratified Analysis of Data from the Florida Medical Monitoring Project

Prevalence of HIV-related stigma in adults living with HIV & disability in Florida, 2015–2016

Subjective Cognitive Complaints: Predictors and Health Outcomes in People Living with HIV

The relationship between individual characteristics and HIV-related stigma in adults living with HIV: medical monitoring project, Florida, 2015–2016

Using an Electronic Medication Event–Monitoring System for Antiretroviral Therapy Self-Management Among African American Women Living With HIV in Rural Florida: Cohort Study

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Nicole Gomez

Greta Mitzova-Vladinov

Adam Carrico

Robert Cook

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