TABLE 1. States with laws that allow minors to autonomously consent to sexually transmitted infection care and explicitly include human immunodeficiency virus as a sexually transmitted infection — United States, 2017.

State	Consent	HIV	Type of prevention
California	Allows minors to autonomously consent to preventive or prophylactic STI services Minors must be aged ≥12 years to autonomously consent to preventive services	Specifies that HIV infection is an STI through another law	Not specified
Colorado	Allows minors to autonomously consent to preventive or prophylactic STI services	Specifies that HIV infection is an STI through another law	Not specified
Delaware	Allows minors to autonomously consent to preventive or prophylactic STI services Minors must be aged ≥12 years to autonomously consent to preventive services	Specifies that HIV infection is an STI through another law	Not specified
Iowa	Allows minors to autonomously consent to preventive or prophylactic HIV services	Explicitly includes HIV infection prevention in law	Not specified
Montana	Allows minors to autonomously consent to preventive or prophylactic STI services	Specifies that HIV infection is an STI through another law	Not specified
North Carolina	Allows minors to autonomously consent to preventive or prophylactic STI services	Specifies that HIV infection is an STI through another law	Not specified
Oklahoma	Allows minors to autonomously consent to preventive or prophylactic STI services	Specifies that HIV infection is an STI through another law	Not specified

Abbreviations: HIV = human immunodeficiency virus; STI = sexually transmitted infection.