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Fakoya and colleagues explored factors associated with access to HIV testing and primary care among migrants living in nine European countries—including Spain—in their study recently published in this journal [1]. The authors highlighted the importance of continued HIV knowledge and awareness initiatives aimed at migrant communities. We would like to emphasize that linguistic and cultural adaptation of such initiatives is crucial to send effective preventative messages and to overcome barriers to healthcare access and medical follow-up, especially among sub-Saharan African migrants (SSAM). Furthermore, we highly recommend the participation of intercultural mediators and we consider that the institutional support is vital to ensure the strategies’ continuity.

Overcoming Barriers to HIV Prevention and Healthcare Among Sub-Saharan African Migrants in Spain