Improving adolescent health and well-being is a key policy priority in countries with a high HIV burden, because adolescents have lower rates of treatment coverage, viral load suppression, and survival compared with others.
Joseph D. Tucker, MD, PhD, AM, conducted a study aimed at identifying innovative ideas from young people (aged 10–30 years) on how adolescent health and well-being can be improved in communities most affected by HIV. The open call generated ideas from young people on how to improve adolescent HIV outcomes and well-being in countries with a high HIV burden.