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High levels of adherence to study medication among women who conceived during HIV PrEP study

PrEP users say it provides an 'extra layer of protection' and 'peace of mind'

Model shows potential for substantial long-term HIV risk for serodifferent couples, even with new prevention tools

Tenofovir HIV PrEP causes no long-term harm to kidneys

Daily dosing key to the efficacy of tenofovir-based HIV PrEP

No significant risk of resistance if HIV infection occurs during use of Truvada PrEP

PROUD UK PrEP study completes enrolment – first data give participants' background and risk factors

Monkey studies confirm viability of injectable PrEP drug

Chasity Andrews, from the Aaron Diamond Research Institute in New York, and Gerardo-Garcia-Lerma, from the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta, presenting at CROI 2014. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com.

Truvada PrEP does not harm the kidneys, trial shows