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HIV prevention pill PrEP is now free under most insurance plans – but the latest challenge to the Affordable Care Act puts this benefit at risk

  • Written by: Paul Shafer, Assistant Professor of Health Law, Policy and Management, Boston University
HIV prevention pill PrEP is now free under most insurance plans – but the latest challenge to the Affordable Care Act puts this benefit at riskThe FDA approved the first PrEP drug, Truvada, in 2012.AP Photo/Jeff Chiu

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