In this short communication, we discuss some key behavioral economic (BE) biases that
likely minimize HIV prevention efforts, explore why certain key populations such as men who …

This chapter discusses the use of behavioral economics insights to improve HIV-related
behaviors along the treatment cascade, ranging from prevention to adherence to …

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Background: Bridging the efficacy–effectiveness gap in HIV prevention and treatment
requires policies that account for human behavior. Setting: Worldwide. Methods: We …

Failure to meet international targets set for the human immunodeficiency virus HIV pandemic
suggests that more effective public health strategies are needed. New strategies informed by …

Effective HIV prevention and treatment are widely available, but services are underused and
underdelivered. Behavioural economics offers insights into why this is and shows us cost …

Objective: Communities need to identify cost-effective interventions for HIV prevention to
optimize limited resources. Methods: The authors developed a spreadsheet tool using …

Objective: This article reviews psychology and behavioral economic approaches to HIV
prevention, and examines the integration and application of these approaches in conditional …

New and innovative approaches are needed to improve the prevention, diagnosis, and
treatment of HIV in low-income and middle-income countries. Several trials use conditional …

If resources for HIV prevention efforts were truly unlimited, then this book would be en tirely
unnecessary. In a world with limitless support for HIV prevention activities, one would simply …