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Legal status, sex work engagement and inequities in the HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis cascade among migrant women in 11 European countries
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Migrant women account for a substantial proportion of new HIV diagnoses in Europe, yet remain underrepresented in HIV prevention research. Little is known about how legal status and national policy context shape engagement with PrEP among migrant women, particularly those without secure documentation. We assessed the PrEP cascade and HIV prevention preferences among migrant women, examining how legal status, sex work engagement and national reimbursement policies drive inequities in access.
Keywords:
asylum seekers
Europe
HIV prevention
migrant women
Prep
refugees
undocumented migrants
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