Implementing Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) programs presents both challenges and opportunities in public health. Challenges include access barriers, stigma, adherence issues and cost. However, effective implementation offers significant opportunities to reduce HIV transmission rates, improve health equity and empower at-risk populations through education and support. This abstract explores these dynamics, highlighting the critical factors influencing successful PrEP program implementation.
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