ArticleAIDS and behavior2026
Stalled Progress in HIV Prevention for Trans Women in San Francisco: A Call for Upstream Solutions and Renewed Support for Public Health and Human Rights.
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We compare indicators of HIV prevention and care in two rounds of National HIV Behavioral Surveillance for transgender women (NHBS-Trans) in San Francisco. NHBS-Trans recruited 201 trans women in 2019/20 and 339 in 2023/2024 through peer referral methods. The proportion of trans women on ART significantly improved from 90% to 98% ([Formula: see text]=6.33, p = 0.018) over this time period. Additionally, methamphetamine use decreased overall from 32% to 22% (χ
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