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Interventions that may reduce the risk of HIV transmission
Preventing the Sexual Transmission of HIV – CATIE’s Preventing the Sexual Transmission of HIV blended learning course aims to develop core knowledge on the prevention of sexual transmission of HIV for frontline service providers who have a role in HIV prevention.
The use of antiretroviral drugs by HIV-negative people to reduce the risk of HIV transmission before exposure
More on pre-exposure prophylaxis for prevention (PrEP)
The use of antiretroviral drugs by HIV-negative people to reduce the risk of HIV transmission after exposure
More on post-exposure prophylaxis for prevention (PEP)
The use of antiretroviral drugs by HIV-positive people to reduce the risk of HIV transmission
More on treating HIV to prevent HIV transmission
Male circumcision to reduce the risk of HIV transmission
Physical barriers for vaginal, anal or oral sex to reduce the risk of HIV transmission
More on condoms and other physical barriers
Suppositories and topically applied treatments to reduce the risk of HIV transmission
Screening and treatment of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) to reduce the risk of HIV transmission
More on treating sexually transmitted infections to prevent HIV transmission
Immunization to reduce the risk of HIV transmission and/or delay disease progression
Combining behavioural, biomedical and structural prevention approaches to reduce the risk of HIV transmission
More on combination prevention
Routine practices to reduce the risks of HIV and hepatitis C transmission from occupational exposure, blood products and sharing personal grooming supplies
More on universal precautions (routine practices)