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Injectable PrEP can only cost a little more than oral PrEP if it is to be cost-effective, South African study finds

Dr Gesine Meyer-Rath at AIDS 2022.

Who, what, where and when: tailoring PrEP services to increase uptake

Dr Narukjaporn Thammajaruk at AIDS 2022. Photo©Marcus Rose/IAS

PrEP inequities have worsened in the US over the last decade, both racially and regionally

AIDSVu graph showing the PrEP-to-Need Ratio (PnR) in the US.

Widespread PrEP use is not leading to more hepatitis C transmission among gay and bisexual men

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How often should PrEP users be tested for STIs?

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Nationwide Australian data shows PrEP has largely neutral effect on STI incidence

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Gay men in Australia report various reasons for not using HIV prevention, including trust and familiarity with partners, misbeliefs about HIV and pleasure

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Better PrEP retention strategies are needed, as increasing numbers of ex-PrEP users are diagnosed with HIV

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'Real-world' study finds PrEP may be stopping 60% of HIV infections in French men at high risk of HIV

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