Neighborhood factors have been linked to HIV risk behaviors, HIV counseling and testing,
and HIV medical care. However, the social–psychological mechanisms that connect …

Aims To appraise the evidence critically for effectiveness of pharmacy‐based needle/syringe
exchange programmes (pharmacy‐based NSPs) on risk behaviours (RBs), HIV/HCV …

The role of pharmacists in the treatment of HIV has expanded beyond medication
dispensing to include a host of cost-effective, evidence-based strategies across the HIV …

Background Drug user networks and community-based organizations advocate for greater,
meaningful involvement of people with lived experience of drug use in research, programs …

Blacks/Hispanics face limited access to HIV testing. We examined in-pharmacy HIV testing
among customers in pharmacies participating in a nonprescription syringe program in New …

Globally, female sex workers are a population at greatly elevated risk of HIV infection, and
the reasons for and context of sex industry involvement have key implications for HIV risk …

Background It is known that pharmacists are currently contributing to public health; however,
the extent of this contribution as reported in the literature has not been examined …

In 2019, President Trump announced a new initiative, Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for
America (EHE). EHE will use 3 key strategies—diagnose, treat, and prevent—to reduce new …

In the wake of new recommendations to offer HIV screening to everyone aged 13-64 years
and to start all people living with HIV/AIDS on highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) …

In addition to syringe exchange programs, pharmacies are important venues where injection
drug users (IDUs) can access non-prescription syringes and other prevention interventions …