Why America’s HIV epidemic hasn’t ended
Getting on PrEP requires a negative HIV test — plus a few other screenings — and a health care provider’s prescription. Getting on PrEP, which was approved by the FDA in 2012, should be about as easy as getting on birth control, another daily pill prescribed for sexual health. As a result, only about one-third of people at risk of HIV in the US currently take PrEP.
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