New study aims to make HIV prevention shots more accessible through flexible Follow-Up options
NCT ID NCT07335289
Summary
This study tests whether offering people a choice of where to receive follow-up care (at home, in the community, or at a clinic) helps them continue getting their twice-yearly HIV prevention injection. The research focuses on making this effective prevention method more accessible and easier to stick with over time. The study will enroll 400 HIV-negative people in Massachusetts who are eligible for HIV prevention medication.
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Massachusetts General Hospital Sexual Health Clinic
Boston, Massachusetts, 02114, United States
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