Countries are at different stages of introducing already approved PrEP, and more PrEP products are coming. Some countries have national programs, others have smaller-scale programs, others aren’t yet offering PrEP at all. In this regularly updated map, yellow countries have some form of PrEP programming; blue countries do not. In this regularly updated map, yellow countries have some form of PrEP programming; blue countries do not.
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This framework outlines the steps involved to introduce oral PrEP as a model for scaling up biomedical HIV prevention products—with links to tools and resources.
Two views of PrEP uptake around the world: The PrEP Tracker as data visualization—a dynamic map exploring global trends
The PrEP Tracker in Excel—details on the full scope of programs in every country
A guide for stakeholders preparing for the rollout of the ring to coordinate and streamline access to the ring everywhere it’s needed.
Stories from implementers rolling out PrEP: a look at some real world obstacles and the tools and insights to overcome them.
Nearly a third of people already taking Truvada for PrEP switched to the new combination pill.
To save money, it would need to cost less than $2000 more.
A combination of two injectable drugs will provide an alternative to daily pills for people with HIV.