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Health Impact, Budget Impact, and Price Threshold for Cost-effectiveness of Lenacapavir for HIV Pre-exposure Prophylaxis in Eastern and Southern Africa: A modelling analysis

26 September 2024

This article from The Lancet HIV describes the use of the EMOD-HIV model to estimate the health and budget impacts and threshold price at which lenacapavir for PrEP could be cost-effective in eastern and southern Africa.

Topic(s): Financing & Costing, Research

Product(s): Lenacapavir

Population(s): Adolescent Girls and Young Women, Cisgender Women, Sex Workers

Region(s): Sub-Saharan Africa

Format(s): Journal Article

Source(s): The Lancet HIV

Type: External Link

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