David Rosenthal from Northwell Health: PrEP Still Seeking Acceptance in the Medical Community

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Pre Exposure Prophylaxis, otherwise known as PrEP is a medication designed to help at risk patients avoid contracting HIV. While there are many potential benefits to this treatment it is not as widely available as some on the medical community might like.

Pre Exposure Prophylaxis, otherwise known as PrEP is a medication designed to help at risk patients avoid contracting HIV. While there are many potential benefits to this treatment it is not as widely available as some on the medical community might like.

David Rosenthal, DO, PhD, from Northwell Health discussed the treatment option which has grown in popularity since its approval but could still be utilized by many more at risk patients. With PrEP being a once a day pill Rosenthal called it an "extremely usable medication

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