Doctors and patients weigh in on Game-Changing HIV prevention implant
NCT ID NCT05420207
Summary
This study aimed to understand what might help or hinder people from using a future long-acting, implantable medication to prevent HIV. Researchers interviewed 50 men at risk for HIV and 20 of their doctors in Texas to learn about their attitudes, concerns, and what training doctors might need. The goal is to gather insights to help make such a prevention tool successful if it becomes available.
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Locations
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Dell Medical School, UT-Austin
Austin, Texas, 78712, United States
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University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15261, United States
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