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HIV prevention drug brings opportunities and challenges

by Joseph Duggan Lyons on July 23, 2012 in National, News, Special Reports · Comments

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  For the first time, AIDS researchers, service providers and willing primary care physicians have an FDA-approved drug to reduce the risk of contracting HIV.

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Joseph is a Chicagoan by way of Iowa. He's a @MedillSchool grad who loves tacos, organic vegetables and travel. Tweet him at @josephdlyons.
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