Willingness of community-recruited men who have sex with men in Washington, DC to use long-acting injectable HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis
Matthew E. Levy(George Washington University), Irene Kuo(George Washington University), Jenevieve Opoku(Government of the District of Columbia), Jonjelyn Gamble(Government of the District of Columbia), Manya Magnus(Milken Institute), Michael Kharfen(Government of the District of Columbia), Anthony Rawls(George Washington University), Alan E. Greenberg(Milken Institute), Rudy Patrick(Milken Institute)
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