Dr. Romero Placeres highlighted the importance of these services for key populations, such as men who have sex with men (MSM) and the trans population, although he insisted that they are not the only ones. “There are people who do not consider themselves MSM or trans and do not attend these services thinking that they do not have the possibility to do so; however, anyone who has substantial risk related to sexually transmitted infections can attend these sentinel sites,” he said. The work in these spaces, he said, has made it possible to identify a greater number of cases, confirm them and treat them properly.
