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Effect of Antibiotics on Penile Microbiome and HIV Susceptibility Study in Ugandan Men
This pilot study will assess the impact of four antimicrobial products (3 topical, one systemic) on the foreskin microbiome and HIV susceptibility of foreskin-derived CD4+ T cells. Participants will include HIV-uninfected Ugandan men presenting for elective male circumcision to reduce their HIV risk.
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