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Provision of PrEP in the UK will be cost-effective for gay men at high risk of HIV, model finds

Prioritisation is crucial for the success of PrEP, model confirms

PrEP use rising in San Francisco, but scaling up could further cut new infections

Robert Grant presenting at CROI 2015. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

Truvada PrEP use rising in United States, especially among men

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PrEP will need high adherence, high effectiveness and high coverage in specific populations to be affordable in the US, New York study finds

Stigma, ambivalence and other priorities – explaining poor adherence to PrEP and vaginal microbicides

Image shows a training course for doctors at Wits RHI, where this study took place (www.wrhi.ac.za)

Learning about additional HIV prevention methods doesn’t undermine gay men’s intentions to use condoms

Need for scaled up combination prevention for sex workers, Indian and Central American studies show

The Official AIDS March to Federation Square. Photo: International AIDS Society/Steve Forrest.

How will people use PrEP? iPrEx users talk condoms, pills, anxiety and relief

Slide from the presentation by Kimberly Koester.