“The bottom line is we know that PrEP works – for people and for populations. The data we published today show that when there are increases in PrEP coverage, there are corresponding averted infections and declines in new HIV diagnoses. However, many barriers to PrEP use still exist in this country. These barriers include limited access to healthcare coverage, a lack of nearby PrEP services in many areas, stigma, low awareness of PrEP among providers and individuals, and more.” said Dr...
