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Rectal Lube May Need to Be Supercharged Before It’s Feasible

Early studies of dapivirine lubricant for anal sex indicate how far the field has come—and how far it still has to go.

HIV Protection, Birth Control Levels Vary In Studies of Vaginal Rings

To date, no head-to-head trial has compared the prevention methods.

A woman holds the dapivirine vaginal ring

Trial Will Assess HIV-Preventing Vaginal Ring and PrEP in Pregnant Women

The safety trial will enroll pregnant women in several sub-Saharan African nations.

Vaginal Ring for HIV Prevention Shows Promise in U.S. Adolescents

A recent study found that the antiretroviral-containing ring was safe and that the girls in the trial used it well.

U.S. to Launch HOPE Trial to Further Study a Vaginal Ring to Prevent HIV

NIAID research will build on the ASPIRE trials. Those findings showed that dapivirine rings provided “modest” HIV protection.

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