Perceptions of community PrEP norms.

<div><p>Women in low-income communities are disproportionately affected by HIV yet have been largely left out of efforts to raise awareness about pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP). To inform future awareness campaigns, we assessed women’s current knowledge of and attitudes toward PrEP. We...

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Main Author:	Lauren M. Hill (8066852) (author)
Other Authors:	Olivia Allison (20968132) (author), Oluwamuyiwa Adeniran (20968135) (author), Marcella Jones (20968138) (author), Suur Ayangeakaa (20968141) (author), Tonya Stancil (20968144) (author), K. Jean Phillips-Weiner (20968147) (author), Alexandra F. Lightfoot (11010176) (author), Mehri S. McKellar (4183117) (author), Carol E. Golin (5579348) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Pharmacology Biotechnology Sociology Science Policy Infectious Diseases Cardiology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified next 6 months 76 %), followed 46 years old public housing communities based prep communication xlink "> women 38 women participated potential side effects limited prep knowledge low perceived chances community prep perceptions attitudes toward prep side effects prep knowledge perceived norms income communities take prep prep ). current knowledge women would women believed cisgender women uninterested due television commercials survey participants results suggest reported hiv receiving information raise awareness provides information largely left labs ). hiv prevention hiv acquisition findings indicate factors influencing exposure prophylaxis disproportionately affected daily dosing clinic visits associated factors african american addressing personal 72 %)
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Perceptions of community PrEP norms.

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