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Combination HIV prevention involves the use of multiple prevention methods to maximise protection from HIV and other unwanted sexual health outcomes. These methods include condoms, STI screening and treatment as well as oral PrEP.Oral PrEP is an additional method of...
PrEP, PEP and ART all contain antiretroviral medicines in different combination for different purposes: If you don’t have HIV, you can protect yourself by taking anti-HIV medication called oral PrEP If you’ve been exposed to HIV, you can prevent infection by...
Oral PrEP is an additional option for HIV prevention. It is designed to contribute to the existing package of HIV prevention options—including abstinence, condoms, STI screening and treatment, and reducing the number of sexual partners. It is not designed to replace...
Based on research evidence, the World Health Organization published guidelines on oral PrEP use in September 2015. These guidelines recommend that people with a high risk of HIV infection should be provided with oral PrEP as part of combination HIV prevention.
