What motivated men to start PrEP? A cross-section of men starting PrEP in Buffalo city municipality, South Africa
Abstract Background Compared to women, South African men are less likely to know their HIV status (78% vs. 89%), have suppressed viral loads (82% vs. 90%), or access HIV prevention services. To achieve epidemic control where heterosexual sexual behavior drives transmission, interventions to improve...
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Main Authors: | Philip John Smith (Author), Joseph Daniels (Author), Linda-Gail Bekker (Author), Andrew Medina-Marino (Author) |
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