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HIV is transmitted mainly through contact with infected bodily fluids, often during unprotected sex or by sharing needles.
EMERGENCY POST-EXPOSURE TREATMENT must be taken as quickly as possible following a risk situation (up to 72 hours afterwards), it prevents contamination.
This is the only way to know your HIV status, so that you can access early treatment and protect others.
PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS is a preventive treatment taken by HIV-negative individuals (people who do not have HIV) before a risk situation to prevent HIV infection.
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