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Should event-driven PrEP be an option for women?

Dr Jenell Stewart at CROI 2024.

Far fewer HIV infections in Australian PrEP users – consistent use is key

Dr Nicholas Medland at CROI 2024. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Oral PrEP can work just as well for women as men, modelling studies conclude

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Is on-demand PrEP too demanding? Australian men’s experiences

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PrEP use in pregnancy doesn't raise the risk of adverse pregnancy or birth outcomes

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Users of TAF in PrEP more likely to develop high blood pressure or need statins

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Exposure to tenofovir-based PrEP in the womb does not affect children’s bone density

Dr Linxuan Wu at IAS 2023.

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

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Enemas, suppositories, and inserts are acceptable for applying HIV-prevention medicine before anal sex

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