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HIV/AIDS and food insecurity: deadly syndemic or an opportunity for healthcare synergism in resource-limited settings of sub-Saharan Africa?

A syndemic refers to two or more epidemics interacting synergistically and contributing to the excess burden of disease in a population [1]. Syndemics occur when linked co-epidemics cluster by person, place or time [1]. To effectively address a syndemic, public health interventions must not only aim to prevent or control each disease individually, but they must simultaneously address the forces that tie those afflictions together and the health consequences that result [1].