… no differences in preferences between women who had used vaginally inserted products for
5 months and women who … Other studies have similarly found no association between prior …

… proven effectiveness compared to oral daily PrEP pills [11]. The future of HIV prevention may
… examine women’s preferences for vaginal antimicrobial (sexually transmitted infection [STI]/…

… a qualitative component, was conducted to elicit input from end-users … effectiveness of new
technologies such as dapivirine vaginal rings and injectable cabotegravir for HIV prevention …

… and effectiveness of a monthly dapivirine vaginal ring for HIV … The female condom, vaginal
film, gel, and insert elicited … user or her partner did not have to do anything before sex to apply …

… and there would be no issues of cleanliness or anything like that, … vary by individual or that
other factors such as efficacy and … of a multidrug vaginal ring for HIV prevention in a phase I …

… using HIV/STI/pregnancy prevention methods, and elicited … for others, HIV prevention
efficacy was prioritized over all … women’s stated preferences for biomedical HIV prevention: …

… (DCE) to elicit the preferences for 5 HIV prevention products (… more likely to use an efficacious
product than other men. A … Neither adult women nor adolescent girls found the vaginal …

… study, we elicited users’ ‘first impressions’ of various vaginal film … , but prevention technology
effectiveness ultimately depends … film preference interview data from 24 female participants. …

… elicited through: (1) six exit FGDs with a subset of 48 women (… attributes of perceived
efficacy that together contribute to … I didn’t say anything, and I thought when I tell him he will say …

… of Black women, with a vaginal ring and vaginal gel being the … extended HIV protection that
can help women overcome the … not translate into actual PrEP uptake as cost and efficacy will …