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Treatment as Prevention (TasP)

What is it? & Why is good for you?
Since Anti Retroviral Treatment proved to be an effective way to treat the HIV virus there has been an on going debate about when is the best time to start treatment.
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ChemSex

Support, advice, harm reduction.
In the UK Chemsex activity has been around for some time, recent reports show that it is on the increase. This reported rise in numbers could partly attributable to the increased use of mobile dating and hook-up apps such as Grindr.
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PReP, PEP & PEPSE

Preventing HIV infecting your body
This is when you take HIV medication before sex or any other activity that may expose you to HIV, to reduce the chance of getting HIV. The medication is usually taken daily by someone who is HIV negative, to reduce their chance of catching HIV.
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