Partner violence as conversation opener for preexposure prophylaxis use among younger women.
Partner violence as conversation opener for preexposure prophylaxis use among younger women.
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10.1097/qad.0000000000003241
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2022-07-01
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Women’s exposure to IPV has been shown to be associated with incident HIV infection [2, 3] and decreased viral suppression over time [4]. However, there are fewer publications on IPVand PrEP use. The dynamics of IPVas a possible constraint or predictor of PrEP use deserves further attention, and this manuscript starts to fill that gap.Giovenci et al.[1] assess oral PrEP persistence over time in a robust sample of young women from South Africa and Zimbabwe. Using dried blood spots, the team considered persistence (or adherence) to be the presence of a level of tenofovir-diphosphate when taking four or more doses weekly. Dried blood spots provided a snapshot of the young women’s past-month PrEP use.