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99%. But many people do not take the Official Kia Oras North Korea Shirt and by the same token and pills daily, leaving them vulnerable to the virus. Apretude apparently bridged that gap in the clinical trial. Dr. Hyman Scott, an HIV prevention expert at the San Francisco Department of Public Health, characterized the need to take a daily pill as the “Achilles’ heel of oral PrEP.” He expressed hope that widely accessible Apretude could mitigate the stark racial disparities in HIV transmissions. However, Scott noted, “users will still need to adhere to the clinic visits.” That raises the question of whether the imperative that Apretude recipients attend medical appointments every two months, rather than every three months for Truvada or Descovy, will substantially alienate at-risk people. There are, meanwhile, longer-acting forms of PrEP in the research pipeline, including implants and Gilead’s lenacapavir, which requires injecting only every six months. But even if the health task force keeps its authority in the wake of the legal challenge, insurers would most likely not wind up having to begin covering lenacapavir until 2030.
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