Objectives Digital mental health interventions are a promising therapeutic modality to
provide psychological support to LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, Queer, intersex …

Background Despite the growth of web-based interventions for HIV, viral hepatitis (VH), and
sexually transmitted infections (STIs) for key populations, the evidence for the effectiveness …

Relationship interventions, including healthy relationship education, couple therapy, and
dyadic approaches to treating mental and physical health issues, hold promise for promoting …

Many transgender and gender diverse (TGD) people use the internet to find ways out of
isolation, network, and share information on health-related topics. Thus, e-health services …

Addictive substances are prevalent world-wide, and their use presents a substantial and
persistent public health problem. A wide range of digital interventions to decrease use and …

Adolescents are at an increased risk for experiencing dating and relationship violence
(DRV) and gender-based violence (GBV). School-based interventions remain an important …

Background Global epidemiological data indicates that despite implementation of multiple
interventions and significant financial investment, the HIV/AIDS epidemic remained …

Background Human immunodeficiency virus/sexually transmitted infections, sexual risk,
substance (alcohol and other legal and illegal drugs) use and mental ill health constitute a …

Increased demand for sexual health services (including prevention and treatment) have
spurred the development of digital STI/HIV services. Earlier advances in testing technologies …

Background Despite great efforts in HIV prevention worldwide, HIV testing uptake among
men who have sex with men (MSM) remains suboptimal. The effectiveness of digital …