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PrEP prevents or controls the spread of an infection or disease.  \nRisk of HIV-infection can be greatly reduced by taking one pill every day.  \nPrEP works best when used in conjunction with condoms.  \nPrEP is not an excuse to not use a condom!  \nPrEP does not protect against other sexually transmitted infections.  \nPrEP provides 92%-99% reduction in HIV negative individuals who take the pills every day as directed (iPrEX Study)  \nPrEP is not a vaccine for HIV, it is still possible to become infected with HIV while taking PrEP!  \nCurrently there is no vaccine available to prevent HIV infection.  \nIS PrEP RIGHT FOR ME?  \nPrEP is not for everyone. PrEP is recommended for those at significant risk of HIV-infection, if you answer “yes”to any of the questions below, PrEP may be right for you.  \nDo you use condoms sometimes or not at all?  \nDo you practice/engage in anal sex? Do you have multiple sex partners?v  \nIs your sexual partner(s) HIV-positive or of unknown status?  \nHave you been treated recently fora STD, such as rectal gonorrhea?  \nDo you/your sex partner(s) use or inject drugs?  \nDo you/your sex partner(s) exchange sex for money, housing, drugs or other needs?  \nHOW DO I START PrEP?  \nTalk with your health care provider to determine if PrEP is right for you.  \n[www.cdc.gov/hiv/risk/prep/index.html](www.cdc.gov/hiv/risk/prep/index.html)  \nYour health care provider will perform initial testing and then give you a prescription.  \nHOW DO I PAY FOR PrEP?  \nPrEP is covered by most insurance carriers, although prior authorization may be required. 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