Border communities fight HIV with peer support and testing
NCT ID NCT03293875
Summary
This study adapted and tested a community-based program to prevent HIV among people who inject drugs in the high-violence US-Mexico border region. The program involved three main parts: social network-based HIV testing, peer-led educational sessions, and community-wide health events. Researchers worked with 840 participants to see if this multi-level approach could reduce risky behaviors and lower HIV risk in these challenging environments.
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Locations
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Alliance of Border Collaboratives
El Paso, Texas, 79912, United States
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Programa Compañeros
Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, 32330, Mexico
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