Official websites use. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites. Consequently, they remain at high risk of HIV acquisition and transmission. Interventions such as the ABYM dialogues in unconventional spaces sport grounds, transport hubs, taverns etc through this the program is able to enrol at risk ABYM in spaces they frequent, offer tailored services to this neglected population.
Most 2 were between the ages of 15β19 years. To ensure that delivery models influence positive demand for HTS and PrEP, HIV prevention programs should focus on differentiated, gender-responsive service delivery options. Men and Boys favor accessing SRHS services from mobile clinics situated in taverns, social hubs and sports fields, all spaces that these populations frequently navigate.
Based on the current narrative, there could be a correlation between the use of PrEP, the increase in chemsex and the increase in STIs. Method: The analysis was performed on risk exposure, substance use and frequency, on the basis of online questionnaires completed by PPP users every 3 months, and from the results of STIs tests performed at the PPP.
Results: In , we had 46 chem users out of prep users In , the no. Risky sexual practices have also grown: group sex, fisting, UAI, no condoms use see table. The most used substances are mephedrone β used in various ways see table and GHB. On STIs in the chem user group see table , in we observe The median age of users who received at least 1 of this diagnosis was 36 in , 41 in Conclusion: We observe a decline in the use of mephedrone and GHB.
STIs are stable. Exposure to risk remains high: number of sexual partners, UAI and group sex are growing. Demand for PrEP's growing. Data confirms the importance of these users being tested for STIs.
