Trends in Attitudes to and the Use of HIV Pre-exposure Prophylaxis by Australian Gay and Bisexual Men, 2011–2017: Implications for Further Implementation from a Diffusion of Innovations Perspective

@chaseledin We made a similar point: "concerns may lessen as [...] it becomes increasingly normative to use PrEP. There may in fact be a social cost to not using PrEP, if a majority of one’s social network (or ... sex partners) are using it." (p.1946 Holt

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Trends in Attitudes to & the Use of HIV #PrEP by Australian Gay & Bisexual Men, 2011-2017: Implications for Further Implementation from a Diffusion of Innovations Perspective [a] https://t.co/0o1CTY2Hab HT @CSRH_UNSW @KirbyInstitute @AIDSandBehavio

Trends in Attitudes to & the Use of HIV #PrEP by Australian Gay & Bisexual Men, 2011-2017: Implications for Further Implementation from a Diffusion of Innovations Perspective [a] https://t.co/0o1CTY2Hab HT @CSRH_UNSW @KirbyInstitute @AIDSandBehavio