Two studies share insights into Doxy PEP use in San Francisco
SFAF researchers Hyman Scott, MD, MPH, and Mike Barry, PhD, presented data from Magnet's Doxy PEP program at CROI 2025.
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SFAF researchers Hyman Scott, MD, MPH, and Mike Barry, PhD, presented data from Magnet's Doxy PEP program at CROI 2025.
With disruptions to PEPFAR, USAID, and other federally-funded programs, there will be devastating loss of life, increased mother-to-child transmission, and millions of people losing access to care globally.
Research presented at CROI 2025 by San Francisco AIDS Foundation (SFAF) researchers sheds light into the Doxy PEP “continuum of care” experienced by clients at Magnet.