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Older age and baseline kidney function are the key risk factors for renal dysfunction while taking HIV PrEP

Image from Hamish McManus' CROI 2020 poster.

Diagnostic challenges with PrEP use during early HIV infection

Slide from Michael Peluso's CROI 2020 presentation.

Taking PrEP during acute HIV infection for more than 2-3 weeks is likely to cause resistance, Thai study finds

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New PEP studies revive interest in post-exposure prevention

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HIV incidence fell by three-quarters in Australian gay men, with strong association with treatment as prevention

Denton Callander at CROI 2020.

HIV drugs reduce feminising hormone levels by 36% in HIV-positive trans women, Thai study finds

The Tangerine Community Health Centre at the Thai Red Cross AIDS Research Centre, where the iFACT Study was carried out. Image credit: @MichelSidibe

Does PrEP cause more HIV drug resistance? Yes, some

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PrEP in pregnancy: safe, but many unanswered questions

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HIV PrEP could also lead to big reductions in gonorrhoea, Dutch study finds

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