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mHealth and HIV Self-testing
The investigators will pilot test an intervention to use a mobile application ("app") to improve HIV self-testing (HST) with high-risk men in China. Sixty participants will be randomly assigned to an intervention group - which involves access to a mobile app-based HIV testing health promotion and risk reduction program - versus control. Participants will be evaluated at baseline and at 6-month follow up with respect to HST and changes in sexual risk behaviors.
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