Hiv Prevention Trials Network

This study tested whether a mobile health clinic could better connect people who inject drugs with opioid addiction to essential care. It compared delivering addiction medication and HIV treatment/prevention directly in a mobile unit to providing referrals to community clinics. T…

This study tested whether having a personal guide, called a systems navigator, could help men in Malawi stick with their HIV prevention medication (PrEP) for six months. The study involved 199 heterosexual men who were already seeking care for other sexually transmitted infection…

This study tested whether barbershops could be effective places to help prevent HIV. Researchers worked with 18 barbershops in Uganda to see if barbers could provide HIV education and self-test kits to their male customers. The goal was to see if this approach was practical and a…

This study tested whether combining HIV prevention medication (PrEP) with gender-affirming hormone therapy and peer health navigation would help transgender women start and stay on PrEP. 304 transgender women across the Americas were randomly assigned to receive this combined car…