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San Francisco annual report shows continued drop in new HIV infections

New US PrEP cost-effectiveness model finds drug prices will need to drop substantially if HIV risk rises, or if adherence is only moderate

No new HIV infections among Kaiser PrEP users, but data shows missed opportunities

One in seven people offered PrEP in African study start it immediately

PrEP use in US exceeds 100,000 in Gilead pharmacy survey

PrEP demand in England is rapidly accelerating – and most will want to join the trial

PrEP demand in England is rapidly accelerating – and most will want to join the trial

Dutch study finds out whether gay men prefer daily or on-demand PrEP

Hanne Zimmermann presenting at IAS 2017. Image credit: Ejay de Wit (@ejaydewit)

London gonorrhoea rates fall, and HIV rates falling in Australia as more join PrEP demo

Sheena McCormack at IAS 2017. Photo by Steve Forrest/Workers' Photos/IAS

Taking PrEP has a profound impact on gay men’s sexual health and wellbeing