Reducing HIV incidence among young people identifying as sexual and gender minorities
Young people aged 13–24 years accounted for 19% of new HIV diagnoses in 2021 in the USA,1 and a disproportionate number of HIV seroconversions continue to occur among young people who identify as sexual and gender minorities and Black or African American and Hispanic or Latinx young people.2 Empirically supported HIV prevention interventions are crucial to prevent the spread of HIV in young people and vulnerable populations. Moreover, these interventions will need to be scalable and appealing to a diverse spectrum of young people as the field works towards ending the HIV epidemic in the USA.