After questioning whether it has the power or duty to commission Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV, lost a court case along the way and found itself at the center of a long-running controversy, NHS England is to finally start giving people the drug.
NHS England has announced that it will run the world’s largest study of its type in the world from next month, providing PrEP through an initial three year trial to an estimated 10,000 people.
Sexual health clinics in London, Brighton, Manchester, Liverpool and Sheffield are expected to be among the first to start enrolling people in the impact trial from early September.
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