Full Description
Researchers, healthcare providers and policy makers working in the fields of HIV prevention. Professional/activist/academic organisations.
Contents
1. Introduction: PrEP and the Biomedical turn in HIV prevention
2. Two empirical case studies
3. Accessible, yet inaccessible
4. Healthy, yet on treatment
5. Responsible, yet irresponsible
6. Protective, yet unprotective
7. Acceptable, yet stigmatising
8. Liberating, yet restraining
9. Problematic, yet productive paradoxes?
