BBC NEWS
James Gallagher
Original Article: bbc.in/1BsQQ4B
Healthy gay men should be offered daily HIV drugs to prevent infections, say campaigners.
A UK study, on 545 high-risk men, found one case of HIV could be stopped for every 13 men treated for a year.
The research team says it would be similar to the pill for women and would not encourage risky sex.
The findings have been described as a "game changer" and the NHS is considering how to adopt them.
Antiretroviral drugs have transformed HIV treatment and patients have a near-normal life expectancy.
Now there is a growing body of research showing the drugs can have a dramatic role in preventing new infections.
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