ArticleAIDS research and therapy2025
Brief communication: Pre-exposure prophylaxis utilization and associated factors among sexually active adolescents and young adults in Soroti city, Uganda.
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backgroundThis study aimed to assess the PrEP utilization and associated factors among sexually active adolescents and young adults in Soroti city.
methodA cross-sectional design was employed. Descriptive analysis assessed the level of PrEP utilization while multivariate logistic regression assessed associated factors.
resultsOf the 421 participants, 61(14%) reported having used PrEP. Factors associated with PrEP utilization included: gender (P-value=0.03), HIV risk awareness (P-value=0.002), stigma (P-value<0.001), and social support (P-value<0.001).
conclusionPrEP utilization among adolescents and young adults in Soroti City is limited. There is need to address the gender and social inequities in accessing and utilizing PrEP for HIV prevention.
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