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HIV prevention medication is highly effective, but it can complicate blood donor screening
2 outlets · first reported by The Conversation UK Health 6d ago · latest 6d ago · 5 hours of coverage · 2 countries
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HIV prevention medication is highly effective, but it can complicate blood donor screeningBlood donation rules account for medicines that can affect the tests used to detect HIV. Utoimage/Shutterstock Taking medicine to prevent HIV might seem a good reason to feel confident about being able or eligible to give blood. Yet people taking pre-exposure prophylaxis, known as Prep, cannot…
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6d ago
HIV prevention medication is highly effective, but it can complicate blood donor screeningTaking medicine to prevent HIV might seem a good reason to feel confident about being able or eligible to give blood. Yet people taking pre-exposure prophylaxis, known as PrEP, cannot donate while using it and must wait for three months after their last dose before doing so.
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