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

Incidence of anal cancer has already peaked among HIV-positive gay men; reductions can be achieved with expanded ART coverage and screening

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

France’s next PrEP study aims to assess the wider impact of PrEP on the HIV epidemic

The team at ANRS Prévenir. http://prevenir.anrs.fr

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)

Ipergay trial: PrEP still protected people who had less sex and used it less often

Guillemette Antoni at IAS 2017. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

International study of gay couples reports no transmissions from an HIV-positive partner on treatment

Image from Opposites Attract study: www.oppositesattract.net.au

New study finds that gay men on HIV treatment don't pass the virus to sexual partners

New study finds that gay men on HIV treatment don't pass the virus to sexual partners

Programme to provide free self-tests helps gay men to test for HIV more often

Robin MacGowan at IAS 2017. Photo by Roger Pebody, aidsmap.com