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HIV-prevention drug to be produced in South Africa improving accessibility

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When aiming to lower the yearly number of infections with HIV, access to different HIV prevention options has been highlighted as making a crucial difference.

For many decades, and in many countries, the choice was mostly limited to condoms before effective medication was introduced, mainly in Western regions.

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