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To be cost-effective, injectable PrEP can only cost about $3000 more than US generic oral PrEP

Slide from Dr Anne Neilan's presentation to CROI 2021. Diagram shows prices of two different forms of PrEP where injectable PrEP is not cost-effective (red); cost-effective (yellow); and cost-saving (green).

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