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Australia reports on PrEP success
Wed Oct 18th - Rapid and high coverage roll-out of PrEP programme can have a dramatic impact on the spread of HIV, Australian researchers report today. More

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Australia reports on PrEP success

Thursday October 18th, 2018

Rapid and high coverage roll-out of PrEP programme can have a dramatic impact on the spread of HIV, Australian researchers report today.

The programme in New South Wales successfully cut the rate of new infections among gay and bisexual men by 25% - achieving the lowest infection rate since the virus has been recorded, researchers reported.

PrEP is being introduced in a pilot scheme in London, England after a sustained campaign.