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Development of a Couple-Based Mobile Health Intervention for Enhancing HIV Care Engagement Outcomes (N'Gage)
HIV/AIDS among Black men is a US public health crisis, emphasizing the urgency for increased research focus and intervention development. The overall objective of this application is to achieve a better understanding of the role that dyadic factors play in individual-level HIV care engagement outcomes among HIV-positive Black men in romantic relationships. The end goal is the development of an intervention that employs innovative mobile technology to target partnership dynamics that optimize outcomes in the HIV care continuum.
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