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Beyond Truvada – what is the future of PrEP?

Raphael Landovitz at HIVR4P 2018. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Vaginal rings, films, inserts or gels – it’s all about choice

Ariane van der Straten at HIVR4P 2018. Photo by Roger Pebody.

The vaginal ring: more HOPE to the DREAM? Higher adherence and better effectiveness seen in open-label ring studies

Jared Baeten and Zeda Rosenberg at CROI 2018. Photo by Liz Highleyman.

Bacterial vaginosis does not affect efficacy of oral PrEP in women

Sharon Hillier at CROI 2017. Photo credit: Robb Cohen Photography & Video

New HIV prevention products will need marketing and effective health services to reach the people who need them

Popular Zimbabwe musician Jah Prayzah signing the Pride Board at a male circumcision site as part of a PSI campaign. Image credit: PSI

New microbicide enema achieves high levels of drug in rectal tissues in monkeys

Rings, films or inserts? Researchers need to develop prevention products that make sense in women’s lives

Sharon Hillier presenting at HIVR4P. Image credit: http://hivr4p.org

Vaginal and rectal bacteria may have a big influence on HIV transmission and microbicide efficacy

London gay men anticipate some pros and cons of different PrEP methods – but optimal efficacy is key to acceptability