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SUMMARY:High Retention and Acceptability of Long-Acting Injectable PrEP among Underserved Urban Populations: Findings from a Community-Based Health Center in Newark\, NJ.
DESCRIPTION:The North Jersey Community Research Initiative (NJCRI) conducted a retrospective chart review to evaluate real-world utilization of oral and long-acting injectable PrEP (LA-Cabotegravir) among individuals accessing services between 2024 and 2025. NJCRI serves a predominantly Black and Brown\, urban population in Newark\, NJ\, many of whom face housing instability\, food insecurity\, and limited access to affirming healthcare. Of the 373 clients included\, 69.2% received oral PrEP and 30.8% received injectable PrEP; 9% identified as transgender or gender diverse. There were no significant demographic differences between groups. Retention in care at 12 months exceeded 90% across modalities. Findings suggest long-acting injectable PrEP is highly acceptable and effective in underserved\, high-vulnerability populations\, particularly when integrated within syndemic\, community-based models of care.
URL:https://syncconference.org/agenda/high-retention-and-acceptability-of-long-acting-injectable-prep-among-underserved-urban-populations/
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CATEGORIES:Power of Prevention,Track Session
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