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Monthly PrEP pill could be made for US$3 a year, but Latin America is shut out of generic licensing

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Manufacturer’s plans for equitable access to twice-yearly PrEP under fire

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No HIV infections seen in groundbreaking trial of twice-yearly injectable PrEP

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Children in Kenya and Uganda experiencing stock-outs of crucial HIV medicines like dolutegravir

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Zimbabwe shows how to make new HIV prevention products available quickly

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Injectable HIV treatment unlikely to be arriving soon in the global south

Dr Carolyn Bolton Moore at IAS 2023.

Novel drugs that turn HIV against itself might clear infected cells from the body

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Cabotegravir long-acting PrEP out of reach for upper middle-income nations

PrEP activists at the AIDS 2022 conference in Montreal. Photo©Jordi Ruiz Cirera/IAS

Not counted: clinical trials of new HIV treatments are failing women

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