New research from seven countries in Africa signals the future of HIV prevention — but what can it learn from its past?
A single daily tablet could slash your risk of HIV infection, could it be for you?
An HIV prevention pill can reduce HIV-negative people’s chances of contracting HIV by more than 90%.
Being able to take a pill discreetly, as women have done with contraceptives since the 1950s, is an HIV prevention revolution.
Need to know more about PrEP? Mia Malan talks to Dr Kevin Rebe to answer your questions.
Selected state clinics will soon provide a pill that can prevent HIV infection to people at high risk of contracting the virus.
A revolutionary antiretroviral prophylaxis is helping all people, no matter their sexual orientation. A cheaper generic will soon be on the shelves.
Truvada, which contains two antiretrovirals, reduces the risk of HIV infection with up to 96%.
If we look at the national averages of condom use, nearly every sexually active person is part of the at-risk populations.
A new report says men are able to plan their sex lives better than women and the day of the week on which the fewest people have sex is Tuesday.
A large trial of the drug Truvada, hoped to be a successful HIV-preventing treatment for women, has been halted after it was found to be ineffective.
