Missed opportunities to prevent HIV infections among pre-exposure prophylaxis users: a population-based mixed methods study, San Francisco, United States.

Matthew A SpinelliNicole LabordePatrick KinleyRyan WhitacreHyman M ScottNicole WalkerAlbert Y LiuMonica GandhiSusan P Buchbinder
Published in: Journal of the International AIDS Society (2020)
HIV incidence during gaps in PrEP use was nearly eight-fold higher than while on PrEP in this large cohort in San Francisco. Many individuals who stop PrEP remain at risk of HIV, and participants reported that proactive outreach could potentially have prevented HIV infections. Individuals using non-daily PrEP may require additional education and support in the United States.