Myth or Truth: Is Everyone Who Wants PrEP Already on It?
Today we examine whether the demand for PrEP has already been satisfied.
October 28 2014 8:14 AM
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Today we examine whether the demand for PrEP has already been satisfied.
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Today's PrEP myth examined: that it's only accessible to the affluent.
Today we look at the question of whether taking Truvada for PrEP will create a resistant HIV strain.
Today we look at the assertion that PrEP won't really make a dent in the number of new HIV infections.
Today we look at the idea that PrEP is a marker of promiscuity.
If you think there's no difference, you may want to give it more thought.
Today, we look at the myth that PrEP is just for gay and bisexual men.
Today we look at the myth that use of PrEP will lead gay men to increase their sexual risk-taking.
This month we'll look at one myth a day about PrEP -- and tell you why it doesn't hold up. Here's number 2.
This month we'll look at one myth a day about PrEP -- and tell you why it doesn't hold up.
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