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Promise of monthly oral pill sparks renewed interest in post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP)

Adaobi Lisa Olisa at AIDS 2026. She is standing at a lectern talking into a microphone.

People need pathways from PEP to PrEP – and back again

Dr Mary Tanner at CROI 2024. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Making PEP available in the community could reduce new HIV cases in Africa by 31%

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

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

Home packs cut time to start HIV ‘morning after pill’ by two-thirds

Dr Julie Fox presenting at BHIVA 2022. Image by Gus Cairns.

Study shows Biktarvy for PEP has fewer side effects and better completion rates

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Sexual violence against women and girls in Uganda increased during the COVID-19 pandemic

Graphs from Rose Apondi's presentation

HIV 'morning-after pill' prescriptions have fallen sixfold during the lockdown

Prescriptions for PEP at 56 Dean Street, weeks ending 19 January to 19 April 2020

Top 10 HIV prevention stories from CROI 2020

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