Long-acting HIV prevention enters routine care
Long-acting injectable HIV prevention is establishing itself alongside daily oral regimens.
Long-acting injectable HIV prevention is no longer experimental. The clinical question has moved from efficacy to integration - which clinics actually offer it, which payers cover it without friction, and which populations the delivery model reaches that daily oral PrEP does not.
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