American Academy of HIV Medicine | Strategic Alliance Partners

At ACTHIV 2026, Jaimee Colvin, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, outlined how provider knowledge gaps, entrenched stigma, and a lack of culturally representative outreach continue to drive the PrEP disparity among cisgender Black and Brown women.

Jaimee Colvin, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, outlines the intentional, community-rooted, and representation-driven infrastructure required to scale PrEP access for cisgender women nationally.

Persistent HIV stigma, provider reluctance, and harmful misconceptions about who PrEP is for continue to prevent cisgender Black and Brown women from accessing lifesaving prevention.

Cisgender Black and Brown women remain significantly underserved by PrEP due to provider knowledge gaps and medical mistrust.

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