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Topical PrEP involves vaginal rings, gels, douches or microbicides that are infused with antiretroviral drugs and are applied to the vagina or rectum in order to prevent sexual transmission of HIV. The dapivirine vaginal ring is the only form of topical PrEP that has been approved by regulators so far. It is a device that is worn inside the vagina for a month at a time, which women can insert and remove themselves.

IPM's dapivirine ring may offer significant HIV protection when used consistently

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International Partnership for Microbicides
18 July 2016

Treatment Action Group: Pipeline Report 2016

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Treatment Action Group
15 July 2016

Can a gel to prevent HIV be applied as a lube?

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BETA blog
18 March 2016

NIAID to Fund Further Study of Dapivirine Vaginal Ring for HIV Prevention

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National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
14 March 2016

Modern HIV Prevention: What’s Next For Women?

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International AIDS Society
26 February 2016

New tools to fight AIDS

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Boston Globe
21 February 2016

Will Nutland: The emergence of the end of HIV

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TEDx Talks / You Tube
10 November 2015

'HIV gel' effective against herpes

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Independent Online (South Africa)
13 August 2015