Perspectives of African American and Hispanic/Latino Individuals on HIV Molecular Cluster Detection

Perspectives of African American and Hispanic/Latino Individuals on HIV Molecular Cluster Detection

Background: Responding to HIV clusters detected using molecular data has been shown to reduce transmission and improve testing, treatment, and prevention. However, there are varied opinions about the use of cluster detection activities, and some advocates have raised concerns about patient consent,...

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Auteurs principaux: Maxwell Richardson, Brendan H. Pulsifer, Jane Yoon Scott, David Holland, Eleanor W. Garlow, Pascale Wortley, Daniel Mauck, Jenna Gettings, Valeria Cantos, Masonia Traylor, Eric Rangel, David Folkes, Carlos Saldana
Format: Article
Langue:English
Publié: Georgia Southern University 2025-01-01
Collection:Journal of the Georgia Public Health Association
Sujets:
hiv/aids
community health
preventive medicine
molecular cluster detection
molecular epidemiology
ending the hiv epidemic
minority health
Accès en ligne:https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/jgpha/vol11/iss1/4/

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