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S. Romano
Researcher at Yale University
Publications - 2
Citations - 169
S. Romano is an academic researcher from Yale University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) & Quality of life. The author has an hindex of 2, co-authored 2 publications receiving 166 citations.
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Quality of Life for Children and Adolescents: Impact of HIV Infection and Antiretroviral Treatment
Grace M. Lee,Steven L. Gortmaker,Kenneth McIntosh,Michael Hughes,James M. Oleske,Paul Palumbo,P. Andrew,Arry Dieudonne,B. Dashefsky,S. Gaur,Patricia Whitley-Williams,A. Malhotra,L. Cerracchio,Margaret A. Keller,J. Hayes,A. Gagajena,ChrisAnna M. Mink,Nancy Hutton,B. Griffith,M. Joyner,C. Kiefner,F. Minglana,M. E. Paul,William T. Shearer,C. D. Jackson,David W. Johnson,D. Kowalski,B. Wolfe,D. Ryan,A. Higgins,M. Foca,P. LaRussa,A. Gershon,Gwendolyn B. Scott,Charles D. Mitchell,L. Taybo,C. Gamber,Ann Petru,T. Courville,K. Gold,L. Johnson,Janice P. Piatt,J. Foti,L. Clarke-Steffen,T. Belho,B. Pitkin,J. Eddleman,Vincent R. Bonagura,S. J. Schuval,C. Colter,Elaine J. Abrams,M. Frere,D. Calo,S. Champion,Edward Handelsman,H. J. Moallem,D. M. Swindell,J. M. Kaye,M. Chin,K. Dorio,Andrew Wiznia,M. Donovan,M. Acevedo,M. Gonzalez,L. Fabregas,M. E. Texidor,W. A. Andiman,S. Romano,L. Hurst,J. De Jesus,Leonard B. Weiner,K. A. Contello,W. A. Holz,M. J. Famiglietti,Sharon Nachman,D. Nikolic-Djokic,D. Ferraro,J. Perillo,Sohail Rana,H. Finke-Castro,P. H. Yu,J. C. Roa,Mobeen H. Rathore,Abeer Khayat,K. Champion,S. Cusic,Patricia M. Flynn,Katherine M. Knapp,N. Patel,G. Wilson,Kathleen A. McGann,Larry K. Pickering,Gregory A. Storch,Steven D. Douglas,G. Koutsoubis,Richard M. Rutstein,Carol Vincent,M. Silio,T. Alchediak,C. Boe,M. Cowie,Barbara W. Stechenberg,D. J. Fisher,A. M. Johnston,Maripat Toye,Chitra S. Mani,S. Foshee,B. Kiean,S. Cobb,J. Farley,K. Klipner +110 more
TL;DR: Generally parents of HIV-infected children 6 months to 4 years and 5 to 11 years of age generally reported lower mean QoL scores than did parents of uninfected children, although worse psychological functioning was reported for unin infected children, and no consistent QOL differences among children receiving different antiretroviral regimens.
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The role of cognitive functioning in medication adherence of children and adolescents with HIV infection.
Kathleen Malee,Kathleen Malee,Paige L. Williams,Grace Montepiedra,Sharon Nichols,Patricia A. Sirois,Deborah S. Storm,John Farley,Betsy Kammerer,M. Turcich,Lynnette L. Harris,I. Iovino,Ann Usitalo,Mobeen H. Rathore,Ayesha Mirza,Saniyyah Mahmoudi,K. Malee,C. Cruz,Nydia Scalley,A. Khadivi,D. Miranda,Gwendolyn B. Scott,Charles D. Mitchell,L. Taybo,S. Willumsen,Susan Adubato,Jennis Hanna,P. Sirois,S. Nichols,S. Wilson,R. Shaw,Mitzie Grant,Janet S. Chen,Jill A. Foster,Susan McQuiston,James Homans,M. Neely,L. S. Spencer,Andrea Kovacs,B. Kammerer,J. Meade,R. Rothermel,L. Schuster,C. Yumoto,M. Miles,T. Cooper,Patricia A. Garvie,William Borkowsky,S. Chandwani,Nagamah S Deygoo,S. Akleh,S. Bewley,B. Rohwedder,Claude A. Mellins,N. Silverman,Rita J. Jeremy,Rita J. Jeremy,R. McEvoy,Nancy Hutton,B. Griffith,M. Joyner,C. Kiefner,M. Acker,R. Croteau,C. McLellan,K. Mohan,David Breiger,M. Bamji,Indu Pathak,S. Manwani,E. Patel,Evelyn Abreu,P. Glass,Michelle New,D. Marshall,Maureen E. Lyon,S. Lee,Margaret Bowden,J. Ackerson,D. Marullo,V. Teppler,Vincent R. Bonagura,Susan Schuval,C. Colter,Lois A. Campbell,Kunsang Gyato,Cynthia Chase,Renee Smith,J. Schneider,M. Milazzo,Ana Puga,Barbara Kalish,Karen O'Donnell,Felicia Wiley,Kareema Whitfield,Maragaret Donnelly,S. Champion,M. Frere,M. DiGrado,Elaine J. Abrams,J. Martinez,M. Mancao,Gary Isenberg,J. McKeeman,W. Figueroa,E. Reyes,Leonard B. Weiner,K. A. Contello,W. A. Holz,M. J. Famiglietti,L. Schiavoni,A. D. Fernandez,P. A. Hughes,N. Wade,M. E. Adams,Janice P. Piatt,J. Foti,L. Clarke-Steffen,John W. Sleasman,C. Delaney,M. Cohen,B. Kiernan,Warren A. Andiman,S. Romano,L. Hurst,J. De Jesus,Michael Westerveld,G. Wilson,Evon Batey Lee,Heather R. Adams,Geoffrey A. Weinberg,Barbra Murante,Susan Laverty,N. Hutchcon,A. Townley,Steven Nesheim,R. Dennis,D. Lindsey-Blue,T. Chenneville,V. Vandewater,G. M. Johnson,S. Sadler,T. Mastandrea,Karen Hickel-Rathburn,D. Johnson,J. Church,T. Dunaway,C. Salata,A. Deveikis,L. Melton,Sunanda Gaur,Patricia Whitley-Williams,A. Malhotra,L. Cerracchio,M. Dolan,J. D'Agostino,R. Posada,C. Mani,S. Cobb,S. R. Lavoie,T. Y. Smith,A. Feingold,S. Burrows-Clark,J. Mrus,R. Beiting,J. Cass,K. Murdock,Keith Yates,W. Albritton,R. Warford,S. Arpadi,A. Gershon,P. Miller,A. Rubinstein,G. Krienik,M. Nguyen,M. Chau,T. Waxman,C. Forbes,Diane W. Wara,A. Kamrin,S. Farrales,R. Johan-Liang,K. O'Keefe,K. Sirl,M. Cradock,S. Pahwa,L. Rodriquez,S. Cagle,K. Pettit-Kekel,Margarita Silio +190 more
TL;DR: Cognitive status plays a limited role in medication adherence in children and adolescents with perinatally acquired HIV infection; children with borderline/low average cognitive functioning had increased odds of nonadherence to the protease inhibitor class of antiretroviral therapy.