Policy changes, program updates, new treatments, and access developments — everything affecting free PrEP in the US.
The federal program that provided free PrEP to uninsured Americans ended July 2025. No replacement has been established. We break down every alternative still available.
Read moreGilead's lenacapavir (Yeztugo) was approved in June 2025, offering 6 months of HIV protection per injection. Clinical trials showed 96–100% efficacy. Here's how to get it and what it costs.
Read morePAF and PAN Foundation announced a merger in March 2026, creating a unified "TotalAssist" program launching July 1, 2026. Here's what it means for PrEP copay assistance.
Read moreThe One Big Beautiful Bill Act imposed work requirements and tighter immigrant eligibility for Medicaid. We explain how the ~$800 billion in cuts affect PrEP access for millions.
Read moreA Texas federal case is challenging the ACA's preventive services mandate that makes PrEP free. Here's the current status and what could change.
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