Abstract
Although Rajesh Kumar and colleagues'1 analysis included no data that identified men who have sex with men, we applaud their recommendation that HIV prevention strategies in India include this population. However, the suggestion specifically in regard to men who have sex with men, that peer interventions using “condoms, education, and negotiation skills offer the best hope to attenuate overall growth of HIV-1 in India” overlooks crucial obstacles to HIV prevention.
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