Initial iPrEx trial data was published back in November 2010. They showed that the drug was 44% effective at preventing HIV among gay men, meaning PrEP prevented nine possible HIV infections out of 20. This summer, a trial of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) among gay men, iPrEx, was successfully completed. As part of the trial, HIV-negative gay men took the antiretroviral drug to treat HIV infection, Truvada.

But has HIV stopped us? People living with HIV live happily ever after! And this is an inevitable reality, the main thing is not to despair and continue on your way In fact, I most likely won’t be able to say something fundamentally new. However, I will try to share with you based on my empirical, personal experience. Tell me how I did... Of course, when we are diagnosed with HIV+, most people, even if they were ready for it, go into shock. Not understanding how to continue living? What to do?