South Africa: How We Know a New Medicine Is So Effective At Preventing HIV Transmission

[GroundUp] There was not a single HIV transmission in a clinical trial in which women volunteers used the twice-yearly injectable drug lenacapavir

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Publish date : 2024-08-01 07:10:16

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South Africa: How We Know a New Medicine Is So Effective At Preventing HIV Transmission

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