Sexuality, sociability, work, and HIV prevention among vulnerable populations during the COVID-19 pandemic
Carla Rocha Pereira,
Marly Marques da Cruz,
Vanda Lúcia Cota
Abstract:The COVID-19 pandemic has restricted access to HIV/AIDS prevention and services, affecting individual living and health conditions. We aimed to analyze the access of Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) and transgender women to HIV prevention technologies, their sexual, sociability, and work practices during the COVID-19 pandemic in Curitiba (PR), Brazil. We implemented virtual semi-structured interviews and adopted the conceptual framework of vulnerability. The MaxQDA software facilitated the analysis. The results… Show more
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