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Chicago study suggests knowledge of PrEP is not crossing over to women

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Antiretroviral therapy at time of conception associated with some adverse birth outcomes

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The vaginal ring against HIV: regulatory approval for a new prevention choice for women

Cardiovascular risk prediction tools aren't accurate in people with HIV

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Many people in African PrEP programmes stop and restart PrEP

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Depo Provera may worsen tenofovir-related bone loss in young women

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A second study finds introducing PrEP to Africa considerably reduces HIV infections in women

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At least 28,000 women in the United States have started PrEP

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PrEP prevents an estimated three-quarters of HIV infections in people at risk in large African study

Image: A SEARCH health fair where PrEP was offered.