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Just six injections a year can prevent HIV: here’s what it will take for the world to afford them

Sibongile Tshabalala, Chairperson of South Africa’s Treatment Action Campaign, leading the protest over lack of access to injectable PrEP at AIDS 2022. Photo©Jordi Ruiz Cirera/IAS

Who, what, where and when: tailoring PrEP services to increase uptake

Dr Narukjaporn Thammajaruk at AIDS 2022. Photo©Marcus Rose/IAS

PrEP inequities have worsened in the US over the last decade, both racially and regionally

AIDSVu graph showing the PrEP-to-Need Ratio (PnR) in the US.

Widespread PrEP use is not leading to more hepatitis C transmission among gay and bisexual men

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ViiV Healthcare to allow 90 countries to access generic versions of HIV prevention shot

Deborah Waterhouse of ViiV Healthcare and Charles Gore of the Medicines Patent Pool announce the agreement at AIDS 2022

How often should PrEP users be tested for STIs?

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Nationwide Australian data shows PrEP has largely neutral effect on STI incidence

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Gay men in Australia report various reasons for not using HIV prevention, including trust and familiarity with partners, misbeliefs about HIV and pleasure

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Better PrEP retention strategies are needed, as increasing numbers of ex-PrEP users are diagnosed with HIV

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