Learn more about ways to prevent and manage HIV.
Learn more about ways to prevent and manage HIV.
PrEP is medication that can prevent HIV infection when taken as prescribed.
Starting PEP within three days of exposure—and taking it every day for a month—can prevent HIV.
Having an undetectable viral load protects your health if you’re living with HIV. It also prevents passing the virus to sex partners.
Thanks to effective treatment, you can lead an active, healthy life if you’re living with HIV.
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ctfyadmin2020-03-23 20:45:282025-04-11 18:13:09You tested positive for HIV. Now what?PrEP is a once-daily pill that can prevent HIV.
Starting PEP within three days of exposure—and taking it every day for a month—can prevent HIV.
Having an undetectable viral load protects your health if you’re living with HIV. It also prevents passing the virus to sex partners.
Thanks to effective treatment, you can lead an active, healthy life if you’re living with HIV.
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