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While post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) has been available to medical employees and first responders for years, public health officials have routinely dismissed the possibility of extending PEP to the general public, citing the inefficiency of its use even after potential exposure to HIV from rape.

CDC releases detailed guidelines for PEP use