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Evaluating a smartphone intervention to improve HIV prevention and care outcomes: results from the HealthMPowerment national randomized controlled trial PRIMARY_TEXT

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HMP did not improve routine HIV testing relative to the Information-Only Control Arm. Among PLHIV, unadjusted 12-month CUVL differences favored the Researche...	verbatim — the passage is on the page, character for character