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PrEP: Advocates call for greater affordability and access to new preventative HIV method
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PrEP: Advocates call for greater affordability and access to new preventative HIV methodPostedA new AIDS prevention method known as PrEP is the most effective tool yet to reduce infection rates in Australia, experts say.Key points: States including NSW, Victoria, Queensland and SA are running trials of the preventative drugThe rates of new HIV infections in Australia have not shifted over the past decadePrEP is not currently listed under the pharmaceutical benefits schemeThe key drug involved is being trialled in several states, but advocates are lobbying for it to be more accessible and affordable.PrEP's uptake comes amid increases in other STIs but some doctors say it cannot be directly linked to the drug.
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NI sees 103 new HIV cases diagnosed in 2015
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A total of 103 UK-first diagnoses of HIV were made in 2015, according to the Public Health Agency.The figures were released in a report on Thursday which marks World AIDS Day.The report shows that although HIV prevalence in Northern Ireland remains lower than in the other UK countries, the percentage increase in annual new diagnoses here between 2005 and 2015 is highest of the UK countries.
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First recipients of new HIV vaccine speak about the experiment
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The two - who are amongst 5400 other participants - will be monitored for the first three months, then every quarter and at one year they will receive a booster vaccination.The total study will last for a maximum of five years.
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Injections, implants tested as new weapons to prevent HIV
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Scientists are taking the battle to prevent HIV to the next level with large-scale trials set to start using injections to protect vulnerable groups such as gay men and women in Africa for at least two months.Further down the road, the hope is to produce matchstick-sized implants containing slow-release drugs - similar to existing under-the-skin contraceptive devices - that could offer year-long protection.Companies with drugs involved include GlaxoSmithKline, Gilead Sciences and Merck.
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