What shapes women’s preference for a dual prevention pill in South Africa and Zimbabwe
A secondary analysis of two crossover trials in Johannesburg and Harare found that DPP preference was higher in Zimbabwe than ...
Tag: PrEP
Research report: LAI-PrEP willingness among people who inject drugs in Appalachian Ohio: applying the Information-Motivation-Behavioral Skills Model
A survey of 250 people who inject drugs in Appalachian Ohio found only one in three were willing to receive ...
Diaries beat monthly surveys for tracking PrEP and condom use in Hong Kong men
A Hong Kong study of 287 men who have sex with men found monthly surveys reported far higher on-demand PrEP ...
Most Women in Two-City Study Prefer Long-Acting Injectable PrEP Over Daily Pills, Despite Low Awareness
A mixed-methods study of 602 women in Washington, DC, and Santo Domingo found that roughly seven in ten preferred long-acting ...
Expanded Polling Booth Surveys Reveal Gaps in Nairobi HIV Response Among Key Populations
A 2023 cross-sectional outcome assessment in Nairobi, Kenya, using an expanded polling booth survey (ePBS) method, revealed persistent gaps in ...
HIV prevention is reaching fewer adolescent girls and young women than the tools allow
A Frontiers in Public Health editorial synthesises nine studies showing that HIV prevention tools for adolescent girls and young women ...
Risky Sexual Behavior Affects Nearly Four in Ten Young Tanzanian Women, Survey Finds
A nationally representative analysis of the 2022–2023 Tanzania HIV Impact Survey found risky sexual behavior in 38.29 percent of sexually ...
Research report: Mental health status, perceived and actual risks of HIV/AIDS Acquisition among female sex workers: a cross-sectional study in a Nigerian semi-urban community
A survey of 98 female sex workers in Nsukka, Nigeria, found high perceived HIV risk, common mental health symptoms and ...
Single-center Bogotá study finds 24.9% STI prevalence among PrEP users
A single-center cross-sectional study found 24.9% prevalence of three genital pathogens among 185 PrEP users in Bogotá, with most infections ...
Barbershops Could Become Frontline HIV Prevention Hubs in South Africa
A qualitative study in Durban, South Africa finds that clients, barbers, and owners see strong potential in barbershop-based HIV prevention ...
Only Three in Ten: Online STI Self-Sampling Struggles to Win Trust Among Gay and Bisexual Men in Southern China
A survey of 984 men who have sex with men in Guangdong Province found only 30.1 percent were willing to ...
Young Women in Ghana Co-Design New Paths to HIV Testing and Prevention
A participatory study in Ghana finds that adolescent girls and young women face layered cultural, emotional, and structural barriers to ...
HIV Risk Mismatches Reality on Southern Black College Campus, Survey Finds
A survey at a Tennessee historically Black college found that half of students were at high risk for HIV yet ...
Rural Providers’ Views on Harm Reduction and PrEP Integration
The integration of harm reduction strategies and the prescription of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) into rural primary care settings in the ...
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