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People getting PrEP at their clinic have more STI and HIV tests than people who buy it online

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Same-day initiation of PrEP feasible and safe in Latin America

Valdiléa Veloso of ImPrEP at IAS 2019. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Starting PrEP does not lead to more STIs, youth survey in Chicago finds

Ethan Morgan of Chicago's Centre for AIDS Research at IAS 2019. Photo: Gus Cairns

Who stops taking PrEP, and why?

Kathleen Ryan of Monash University. Photo by Gus Cairns.

Three forms of PrEP stigma in Kenya

Daniel Were at IAS 2019. Photo by Gus Cairns.

PrEP services could enhance STI control, says World Health Organization

Jason Ong presenting at IAS 2019. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Australian gay and bisexual men interested in switching to on-demand PrEP

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Transgender women tell researchers how to increase the uptake of PrEP in their community

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High awareness but low uptake of PrEP among Black and Hispanic transgender women in US study

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