'Break the Chains 2015' community-based HIV prevention campaign for men who have sex with men in Switzerland: non-randomised evaluation and cost analysis.

Kathrin FreyStéphanie LociciroPatricia BlankMatthias SchwenkglenksFrançoise Dubois-ArberRolf RosenbrockAndreas LehnerRoger StaubSteven DerendingerAxel SchmidtRaphael BizeDaniel Kübler Nicola Low

Published in: BMJ open (2020)

Break the Chains increased HIV testing, implying that community-based campaigns are useful HIV prevention strategies for MSM. Additional interventions are needed to reach MSM at the highest risk of infection more effectively.

Keyphrases

men who have sex with men
hiv testing
hiv positive
clinical trial
physical activity
open label
randomized controlled trial
double blind
study protocol
human immunodeficiency virus
hiv infected
antiretroviral therapy