Publications by authors named "Nicholas M Copenhaver"

Chemsex is a form of sexualized drug use commonly practiced among MSM with psychoactive substances, such as methamphetamine. While this phenomenon has gained global attention in the past two decades, there is a dearth of empirical data to inform culturally competent interventions. The current work investigates the socio-contextual factors related to chemsex and harm reduction practices among Malaysian MSM.

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  • People who inject drugs (PWID) contribute to high HIV rates in the US and have low PrEP uptake, necessitating tailored interventions that address their cognitive difficulties.
  • A study will utilize a 16-condition factorial experiment involving 256 PWID on opioid use disorder treatment to optimize strategies for improving PrEP adherence and HIV risk reduction.
  • The University of Connecticut's review board has approved the study, which requires informed consent from participants, and results will be shared through national and international conferences and journals.
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