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The 14 pages that link to Pre-exposure prophylaxis, each with the reason it gives.

• Sexually transmitted infectionRelated: HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis prevents HIV acquisition but does not prevent other sexually transmitted infections.

• Post-exposure prophylaxisCompared with: Unlike PEP, PrEP is planned in advance for anticipated or recurring exposure.

• Antiviral drugRelated: Antiviral medicines can prevent infection as well as treat established disease.

• HIV/AIDSRelated: PrEP prevents infection before exposure, complementing treatment for people with HIV.

• HIV preventionRelated: PrEP provides highly effective medication-based protection before potential exposure.

• HIVRelated: PrEP prevents infection by blocking HIV before it establishes itself in the body.

• AIDSCompared with: Unlike AIDS treatment, PrEP prevents HIV acquisition before infection occurs.

• HIV transmissionRelated: It prevents sexual and injection-related acquisition when used as prescribed.

• Dental damCompared with: PrEP prevents HIV through medication; a dental dam is a physical barrier with broader, incomplete coverage.

• Rabies vaccineBroader topic: Rabies vaccination beforehand is used for people with elevated occupational or travel risk.

• HIV/AIDS in AfricaRelated: PrEP adds a prevention option for people facing substantial exposure risk.

• Breakthrough infectionRelated: Breakthrough infections can occur during prophylaxis and prompt assessment of adherence or resistance.

• Epidemiology of HIV/AIDSBroader topic: PrEP can reduce incidence among populations with substantial exposure risk.

• Tenofovir disoproxilRelated: Tenofovir disoproxil with emtricitabine is an established oral option for preventing HIV.