INTRODUCTION
HIV infections
HIV INFECTIONS
Despite significant progress in the reduction of new HIV infections globally over the past 2 decades, young women in Africa remain disproportionately affected by HIV.An array of HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) products has been and continues to be developed to help reduce new HIV infections, but proper adherence to these new products remains a barrier. In several trials of daily oral PrEP among African women, low rates of adherence to and persistence on PrEP posed major barriers.In response to the diverse roles that male partners may play in women's decisions about and abilities to use HIV prevention products, we previously developed the counselor-administered Healthy Relationship Assessment Tool (HEART).The HEART is used to tailor PrEP counseling and adherence support to women's relationships with their sexual partners, suggesting module-based content for counselor delivery.