Donation-based interventions, such as secondary distribution of HIV self-tests and secondary syringe exchange, foster prosocial behaviors improving HIV/STI service reach.
Givers are motivated by altruism and developing a prosocial identity, especially within close social networks, facilitating tailored and reciprocal health service distribution.
Legal risks and potential for unsupervised clinical care pose barriers, particularly in secondary syringe exchange among people who inject drugs.
Incorporating prosocial donation models could enhance HIV/STI program implementation globally, especially among marginalized populations.
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