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|Articles|July 17, 2012
Deciding On Truvada: Who Should Take A HIV Prevention Pill?
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There's something new to prevent HIV infections.
The Food and Drug Administration on Monday approved a once-a-day pill that can drastically lower a person's risk of getting the virus that causes AIDS.
It's called Truvada — the first HIV prevention pill.
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