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Peer Social Support is Associated with Recent HIV Testing Among Young Black Men Who Have Sex with Men
Resiliency factors such as social support have been associated with more frequent HIV testing among MSM. We examined the association between social support and delayed HIV testing in the context of structural discrimination and individual factors among young Black MSM. We combined two independent cr
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