PrEP Awareness and Perceived Barriers Among Single Young Men who have Sex with Men
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...In popular and social media there has been significant debate about the impact of PrEP on CAS, often suggesting that men’s condom use will decrease as a result of initiating PrEP [20, 21, 43]....
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...From a theoretical standpoint, PrEP-related interventions will have to address YMSM’s perceived psychosocial barriers regarding PrEP, as this construct has been documented to be one of the strongest predictors of behavior change and maintenance [14, 15]....
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..., access to behavioral counseling, free condoms, treatment for STIs, regular HIV testing, and frequent medical evaluation), as these measures have been shown to increase adherence [1]....
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...In a multi-national trial (iPrEx), the efficacy of daily oral tenofovir and emtricitabine use was tested among 3,000 men who have sex with men (MSM) in six countries [1]....
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