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19 Apr 2019

Major new PrEP study challenges assumptions about condoms, and STIs part 1

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A major new study of over 4000 Melbourne men on PrEP has revealed old assumptions about STIs and condom use could be wrong. We speak to Michael Traeger from the Burnet Institute and Simon Ruth, the CEO, of Thorne Harbour Health to learn more.

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