We would like to thank Adepoju et al. 1 for recognizing that our study 2 has advanced the
understanding of self-reported willingness to pay (WTP) for HIV prevention commodities that …

The study by Durosinmi-Etti et al. 1 explored the willingness to pay (WTP) for HIV prevention
commodities (ie, HIV self-testing [HIVST], preexposure prophylaxis, and condoms) among …

Introduction: Key population (KP) groups, such as female sex workers and men who have
sex with men, in Nigeria rely on free HIV prevention commodities, including pre-exposure …

# Background The African continent has the highest burden of HIV and AIDS, with its
response to HIV and AIDS largely donor supported. However, in the face of declining donor …

Objectives Despite substantial public health efforts to increase HIV testing, testing rates have
plateaued in many countries and rates of repeat testing for those with ongoing risk are low …

HIVST has a key role in ensuring countries meet their 95-95-95 goals. For HIVST to be
sustainable, we should explore sharing costs with users as well as the overall experience …

Willingness to pay for highly active antiretroviral (HAART) drugs and HIV treatment monitoring
tests among People Living with HI Page 1 Willingness to pay for highly active antiretroviral …

Background: The government of Ghana in 2002 launched a comprehensive programme to
prevent mother to child transmission (MTCT) of HV/AIDS. The Prevention of Mother-to Child …

Background: About 50% of individuals needing HIV treatment are unable to access required
services primarily due to the inability of the Nigerian HIV treatment program to meet patient …

Background: While Africa is the continent most affected by HIV and AIDS, its response to HIV
and AIDS remains largely donor supported. However, in the face of declining donor support …