Acceptability of a Mobile Smartphone Application Intervention to Improve Access to HIV Prevention and Care Services for Black Men Who Have Sex with Men in the District of Columbia.
Matthew E. Levy(George Washington University), Manya Magnus(Milken Institute), Christopher Chauncey Watson(Carilion Clinic), Leo Wilton(Binghamton University), Vittoria Criss(Milken Institute), Sara N. Glick(Public Health – Seattle & King County), Irene Kuo(George Washington University), Russell Brewer(Louisiana Public Health Institute)
PubMed
October 27, 2015
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