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The PrEPWatch Resource Database offers a wide range of material on the status of PrEP as an option for biomedical HIV prevention around the world. Search this database to find step-by-step guidance for rolling out PrEP, summaries of the research to date on safety, efficacy and implementation, tools to assist planning and roll out, country updates on PrEP policy and access, and lessons learned from those efforts.

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6 March 2016

MTN-003B

Archived from the MTN website before it was taken down. Primary Objective Compare changes in Bone Mineral Density (BMD) after one year among VOICE participants receiving oral tenofovir disoproxil fumarate (tenofovir or TDF) and emtricitabine (FTC)/TDF (Truvada) compared with oral placebo Study Summary The BMD Substudy was an observational substudy of VOICE designed to assess…

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3 June 2015

MTN-017

Archived from the MTN website before it was taken down. Primary Objectives Compare the safety profiles of Truvada®, daily RG tenofovir 1% gel, and receptive anal intercourse (RAI)-associated RG tenofovir 1% gel Evaluate and compare acceptability of Truvada, daily RG tenofovir 1% gel, and RAI-associated RG tenofovir 1% gel Study Summary MTN-017 was a Phase…

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15 February 2015

MTN-003 VOICE

Archived from the MTN website before it was taken down. Primary Objectives Estimate the effectiveness of daily tenofovir 1% gel compared to a vaginal placebo gel, and the effectiveness of oral TDF and oral FTC/TDF compared to an oral placebo in preventing HIV infection among women at risk for sexually transmitted infection (STI) Evaluate the…

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21 February 2014

MTN-003C

Archived from the MTN website before it was taken down. Primary Objectives Explore socio-cultural and contextual factors that participants identify as influencing product use (and non-use) in VOICE Determine if factors identified by participants as influencing product use (and non-use) are different between those who are randomized to the vaginal product arm vs. oral product…

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