Analysis reveals gaps in PrEP access among high-risk MSM, suggesting strategic improvements are needed.
Despite preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP) expansion in Mexico, concerns remain about equitable access. Using counterfactual prediction and propensity score matching, we compared a nonprobability sample of PrEP users with high-risk men who have sex with men (MSM) from a national survey. Findings indicate that the program may miss up to 60% of high-risk MSM based on their profile and location, with younger and less educated men particularly unlikely to access PrEP, highlighting persistent gaps in the current program.
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