How to provide PrEP – badly
PrEP in pictures: these photos highlight factors influencing women’s use of PrEP in Kenya
![“The trouser represent a husband, in this case. It becomes difficult for a young woman to take PrEP [because] husbands don’t allow their wives (partners) to take PrEP.” Photo taken by 22-year-old Kenyan woman as part of the study.](https://ik.imagekit.io/ftwmbwg7i/tr:w-640,h-480,q-80,fo-auto,f-auto/https%3A%2F%2Fcdn.craft.cloud%2F019ecfe4-fa59-7378-875f-6ad629d65a81%2Fassets%2F2024-06%2Ffig-3-prep-kenya.png?ik-s=90b284f5bf31d738189dbb571121178838baae21&ik-t=7552444800)
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