PrEP Resources
General PrEP Resources
PrEP Facts: Rethinking HIV Prevention and Sex
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As a Facebook-based, online HIV resource, PrEP Facts is home to countless in-depth discussions on HIV prevention.
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Additional resources are available on the Group's secondary PrEP FAQ page.
*NOTE: Currently, the PrEP Facts Facebook Group is closed. In order to join, you must request access from the Group's moderators.
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Please PrEP Me
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Please PrEP Me is an online, comprehensive list of PrEP providers in the United States.
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Additionally, Please PrEP Me offers information on PrEP accessibility and pricing, and HIV prevention and management.
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Truvada vs. Descovy: What's the Difference?
There are currently two drugs approved by the FDA to be taken as part of a PrEp regimen: Truvada and Descovy. As you look into which PrEP medication is best for you as part of your PrEP regimen, consider these differences!
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PrEP Resources For Trans Individuals
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Transgender Individuals have unique healthcare needs, including the ways in which HIV is prevented and treated.
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While there are no known drug interactions between gender affirming hormones and PrEP, speak with your doctor before starting any new medications.
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Click on the links below for more information about the care and prevention of HIV/AIDS in the trans community:
HIV/AIDS Resources
U=U Campaign
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U=U means undetectable equals untransmittable.
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ART (Anti-retroviral therapy) can reduce a person’s viral load so that tests cannot detect it.
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An undetectable viral load prevents the sexual transmission of HIV and improves the health of a person living with HIV.