Understanding the impact of Mpox incidence and Mpox first dose vaccination on recent HIV testing is critical to better address both epidemics. We conducted a regression analysis of Mpox incidence and Mpox first dose vaccinations with recent HIV testing during the 2022 Mpox epidemic. We found that increased Mpox first dose vaccination was associated with a decrease in recent HIV testing in men but not women. Mpox incidence was not associated with changes in HIV testing.

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