Current HIV Testing & Risk Behaviors among Students at Historically Black Colleges & Universities in a Southern State

摘要

Background/PurposeHIV testing prevalence is low among young adults (YA) ages 18–24. Previous research supports routine testing among African-American college students. Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are uniquely situated to support HIV education and prevention efforts. This study aimed to assess current HIV risk behaviors and current knowledge of PrEP among HBCU students.