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A second study finds introducing PrEP to Africa considerably reduces HIV infections in women

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On-demand PrEP is highly effective, but some may find it confusing

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Injectable PrEP offers superior efficacy to oral PrEP in clinical trial

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PrEP prevents an estimated three-quarters of HIV infections in people at risk in large African study

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Malawian women keen to join HIV prevention trials during pregnancy

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Seventy per cent fewer HIV infections seen with PrEP injections, compared with pills, in gay/bi men and trans women

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HIV prevention trials paused during coronavirus crisis

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Top 10 HIV prevention stories from CROI 2020

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HIV PrEP also prevents hepatitis B – and works better than the hepatitis B vaccine

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