Ask a Scientist: Can I Take PrEP and Fiber at the Same Time?
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May 18 2023 5:45 PM
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Developed as a medication to treat HIV, PrEP has revolutionized the way gay men think about sex since it was approved for HIV prevention. Studies have found the pill to be nearly 100% effective at preventing infection if taken daily, easing a fear that a generation of gay men have struggled with. No matter whether you think Truvada will promote sexual openness or foster an attitude of irresponsibility, it's clear that this little blue pill is one of the biggest developments in the fight against HIV in a decade.
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Perceptions about the drug are improving.
Activists say that the company owes a billion dollars in backpay to American taxpayers.
Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill that will make both drugs available without a prescription.
The instance underscores the need for wider accessibility of the drug.
Advocates have discovered that the drugmaker never sought exclusivity for manufacturing Truvada.
New legislation could make both medications, which fight the spread of HIV, easily available.
With recent news of a seroconversion utilizing this process otherwise known as "2-1-1," we asked Dr. Demetre Daskalakis how effective it is.
The seroconversion occurred after employing an "on demand" dosing regimen.
Eventually, you may only have to take it once every six months.
That is a 500% increase in three years, according to the CDC.
Let's talk about PrEP, baby. Let's talk about you and me.
Proud to be PrEPPED aims to reduce new HIV cases in Colorado.
Regular STI screenings have reportedly made a healthy, widespread impact.
According to a new study from the CDC, HIV infection rates dropped 18% from 2008 to 2014, except among gay and bi men, ages 25 to 34, who saw an increase of 35%.