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US Black gay and bisexual men stigmatised by PrEP ads targeted for them

Image from New York City's 'PlaySure' campaign.

Poorer adherence and higher HIV incidence among event-driven PrEP users in West African study

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Migrants who want PrEP struggle to access it in Belgium

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Current PrEP provision does not align with women’s preferences, UK survey suggests

Melissa Cabecinha presenting at BHIVA 2023.

Australia: Treatment as prevention and PrEP reduce new HIV cases in gay and bisexual men by two-thirds

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Strong support systems tied to PrEP adherence among adolescent girls and young women in South Africa

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Top 5 stories on HIV in Africa from CROI 2023

Dr Elijah Kakande (third from left) who presented the PrEP uptake study at CROI 2023. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Tenofovir disoproxil-based pill regains its position as first choice for PrEP in the US

Two blue pills being tipped from a pill bottle into a hand.

Huge increase in PrEP uptake when services offer choice and flexibility, African studies show

Dr Elijah Kakande (third from left) at CROI 2023.