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  • Significant advancements in HIV and SUD care have occurred.
  • Racial and ethnic minorities experience disproportionately high health disparities in SUD and HIV.
  • Addressing these disparities is critical for health equity.

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  • To review the current landscape of HIV and SUD care for racial and ethnic minorities.
  • To understand the persistent health disparities faced by these populations.
  • To identify barriers and promising interventions.

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  • Literature review of recent advancements in HIV and SUD.
  • Analysis of structural and systemic barriers impacting care access.
  • Evaluation of technological and harm reduction interventions.

Main Results:

  • Systemic barriers like lack of access, mistrust, and ostracization negatively impact minoritized communities.
  • Fragmented HIV and SUD treatment systems hinder integrated care.
  • Delayed HIV diagnosis and viral suppression decrease life expectancy by approximately 10 years for minority populations.

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  • Healthcare systems require integration, accessibility, and cultural sensitivity for marginalized groups.
  • Technology, harm reduction, and mobile services show promise in reducing barriers.
  • Targeted interventions are needed to improve health outcomes for minorities with SUD and HIV.