HIV PREVENTION integrated into reproductive health services improved early HIV detection among women of reproductive age, according to a systematic literature review that examined evidence from Indonesia and international studies. The findings suggested that combining reproductive health services with HIV prevention represented a practical strategy for increasing testing uptake while addressing persistent gaps in early diagnosis. Across the evidence base, integration of family planning services with HIV testing consistently increased early HIV detection coverage. Implications for Clinical PracticeThe review concluded that integrating reproductive health services with HIV prevention was supported by strong evidence as a strategy to improve early HIV detection among women of reproductive age. Integration of reproductive health services into HIV prevention for women of reproductive age: a systematic literature review.