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PrEP Re-initiation After Interruption by Adolescent Girls and Young Women in Kenya and South Africa

1 March 2022

Presentation made at AIS 2019 on evaluation of PrEP re-initiation after interruption amongst adolescent girls and young women in Kenya and South Africa

Topic(s): Research

Product(s): Oral PrEP

Population(s): Adolescent Girls and Young Women

Region(s): Sub-Saharan Africa

Format(s): Presentation

Countries: Kenya, South Africa

Source(s): POWER

Type: Document

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