Figure 1.

Social influences on women's decisions to use preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP) or investigational drugs during pregnancy in Kenya

Note. Darker color arrow represents stronger social influence relative to other people in women's lives. Direction of arrow represents direction of influence, with a single arrow representing a more directive, paternalistic interaction where advice goes largely unquestioned, and a double arrow representing a more equal, supportive conversation about a medical decision during pregnancy. Men were split between dominant/paternalistic approaches and mutually supportive decision making.