Once-yearly PrEP moves closer: experimental lenacapavir formulations show promise
Event-driven PrEP for women may work, modelling study predicts
Six-monthly injectable PrEP is 89% more effective than oral PrEP in gay and bisexual men and trans people
One in nine gay and bisexual men using PrEP in Europe gets it through informal channels
Belgian study asks: is it worth treating asymptomatic STIs?
No HIV infections seen in groundbreaking trial of twice-yearly injectable PrEP
How to provide PrEP – badly
PrEP in pictures: these photos highlight factors influencing women’s use of PrEP in Kenya
![“The trouser represent a husband, in this case. It becomes difficult for a young woman to take PrEP [because] husbands don’t allow their wives (partners) to take PrEP.” Photo taken by 22-year-old Kenyan woman as part of the study.](https://ik.imagekit.io/ftwmbwg7i/tr:w-640,h-480,q-80,fo-auto,f-auto/https%3A%2F%2Fcdn.craft.cloud%2F019ecfe4-fa59-7378-875f-6ad629d65a81%2Fassets%2F2024-06%2Ffig-3-prep-kenya.png?ik-s=90b284f5bf31d738189dbb571121178838baae21&ik-t=7552444800)
“You don’t fit into any of the boxes”: trans men’s experiences with PrEP
