HSE miss opportunity to pilot HIV drug

It is claimed the HSE missed a chance to pilot a drug credited with significantly reducing HIV infections.

HSE miss opportunity to pilot HIV drug
Fri, 04 Aug, 2017 - 08:00

It is claimed the HSE missed a chance to pilot a drug credited with significantly reducing HIV infections.

PrEP, when used with safe safe sex practises, can cut the risk by up to 86%.

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