Youth4Cure (Y4C) Study

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Compared to older adults, youth living with HIV (YLWH) may be:

  • less engaged in HIV care,
  • less represented in HIV research,
  • most affected by decisions related to risks and benefits of cure strategies.

Youth4Cure (Y4C) hopes to inform future decisions regarding HIV cure research.

Y4C involves a one-time remote interview or an online survey that can be completed remotely. Participants will receive $40.

Who We Are: This study is being conducted by researchers at the University of California San Francisco and the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill.

What We Are Doing: We are conducting an online survey with young adults, 18-29 years old, who are living with HIV about their perceptions of HIV cure-related research. We will ask about your willingness to participate in HIV cure-related studies, and what things might make you want to participate as well as the things that might make you not want to participate.

What Will be Expected of You: If you are eligible for our study, your participation will involve a one-time 45-60-minute survey. After completing the survey, you will receive $40 in the form of a gift card or electronic payment through Venmo.

For more information and eligibility requirements, visit Youth4Cure.

 

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