Researchers found that introduction of a PrEP program would prevent 25% of HIV infections and lead to 40,000 discounted quality-adjusted life years gained over an 80-year time horizon.
In 2016, the number of cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis reported in the US peaked, exceeding 2 million, according to the CDC.
Adherence decreased in a 48-week HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis in adolescent men who have sex with men.
Only 28% of young MSM have HIV testing, although they account for 83% of new diagnoses.
The highest rates were seen in the South and West.
Researchers say increased beliefs in treatment efficacy leads to increased condomless anal sex.
The year-long study period showed that the intervention group had a testing rate of 63.7%, compared to the comparison group of 42%.
This report suggests that non-HIV medical care services have the most prevalent unmet needs among MSM, including dental and vision care.
A report from the CDC shows there is an increasing number of MSM who are getting tested for HIV and being diagnosed earlier with the virus.
