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The study found certain groups were more likely to stop taking PrEP: young people, people of color, women, and people with substance use disorders.
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- POZ
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Hormone therapy associated with viral suppression in transgender women with HIV
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One of the most critical barriers to broad and equitable PrEP use has been cost, including both perceived and actual costs. Here, generic TDF/FTC...
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While 98% of the study's participants were aware of PrEP, less than 25% were currently taking it. Beliefs about and experiences with healthcare may...
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Short-term use of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) medication could be a highly successful way to prevent the spread of HIV in men who have sex...
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With the exorbitant cost of these drugs, there are huge public health and economic implications if most PrEP users begin to use the newer...
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While women make up nearly one in five of all new HIV infections, PrEP is largely underutilized by women who are at risk for...
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Barriers include knowledge gaps and attitudinal roadblocks among providers and systems, and the placement of responsibility on the patient to request the service -...
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Majority of sex workers preferred to receive the HIV-prevention medication at family planning clinics or non-governmental drop-in centers - not at mobile health clinics...
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The final risk prediction model included such variables as sex, race, living in a neighborhood with high HIV incidence, use of medications for erectile...
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88% of gay, bi males or trans members feel that they are (well)-informed about safer sex and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). But participants indicate...
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