PrEP use rising, but uptake lags among women, people of color.

The article focuses on a study of HIV prevention using Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), highlighting persistent disparities in access and uptake across racial, regional, and gender groups in the U.S. Topics include discussing inequities in PrEP use among Black, Hispanic, and Southern populations, barriers such as stigma and limited provider access, and federal and state initiatives aimed at expanding awareness and availability of HIV prevention medications.