Amanda D. Castel

Apr 22, 2024 | thelancet.com | O'Byrne P |Patrick Sullivan |Stephanie N. DuBose |Amanda D. Castel

Research in contextPre-exposure prophylaxis is effective at reducing the risk of acquiring HIV when taken consistently and correctly. However, in the first decade of its availability for clinical use, uptake has been limited, and data about uptake in specific groups of Americans (e.g., women, Black and Hispanic people) suggest that uptake might be inequitable.