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Dapivirine is an experimental non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor. A gel formulation of dapivirine is now being investigated as a vaginal microbicide.
Vaginal ring and oral PrEP found to be safe for HIV prevention among pregnant cisgender women

Vaginal ring and oral PrEP found to be safe for HIV prevention among pregnant cisgender women

New early phase study evaluates “on-demand” HIV prevention method for women

New early phase study evaluates “on-demand” HIV prevention method for women

Grand Challenges Canada funding supports market introduction of dapivirine vaginal ring in Southern and East Africa

Grand Challenges Canada funding supports market introduction of dapivirine vaginal ring in Southern and East Africa

Study launched to test a vaginal film that slowly dissolves over the course of 30 days

Study launched to test a vaginal film that slowly dissolves over the course of 30 days

Use of dapivirine vaginal ring during third trimester of pregnancy poses no safety concerns

Use of dapivirine vaginal ring during third trimester of pregnancy poses no safety concerns

WHO recommends the use of first long-acting option to protect women from HIV

WHO recommends the use of first long-acting option to protect women from HIV

Study: Adolescent girls and young women can and will use HIV prevention products with consistency

Study: Adolescent girls and young women can and will use HIV prevention products with consistency

Researchers report trial results of rectal microbicides at HIV R4P Virtual Conference

Researchers report trial results of rectal microbicides at HIV R4P Virtual Conference

WHO recommends dapivirine vaginal ring as additional HIV prevention choice for at-risk women

WHO recommends dapivirine vaginal ring as additional HIV prevention choice for at-risk women

IPM announces WHO's prequalification of dapivirine ring to reduce women’s HIV risk

IPM announces WHO's prequalification of dapivirine ring to reduce women’s HIV risk

Researchers launch study to evaluate safety of HIV prevention methods in breastfeeding women

Researchers launch study to evaluate safety of HIV prevention methods in breastfeeding women

Monthly vaginal ring for HIV prevention receives positive opinion from EMA

Monthly vaginal ring for HIV prevention receives positive opinion from EMA

Monthly vaginal ring moves one step closer to becoming a new HIV prevention method

Monthly vaginal ring moves one step closer to becoming a new HIV prevention method

Study to evaluate safety of PrEP and dapivirine ring in pregnant women

Study to evaluate safety of PrEP and dapivirine ring in pregnant women

New clinical trial to examine the safety of dapivirine vaginal ring and PrEP in pregnant women

New clinical trial to examine the safety of dapivirine vaginal ring and PrEP in pregnant women

Vaginal ring used by most women for HIV prevention in open-label study

Vaginal ring used by most women for HIV prevention in open-label study

New clinical trial aims to examine safety and use of two HIV prevention tools

New clinical trial aims to examine safety and use of two HIV prevention tools

MTN launches new study to empower teen girls with choices in HIV prevention

MTN launches new study to empower teen girls with choices in HIV prevention

IPM begins first clinical trial of vaginal rings to prevent HIV in women

IPM begins first clinical trial of vaginal rings to prevent HIV in women

NIH-supported first HIV vaccine efficacy study begins in South Africa

NIH-supported first HIV vaccine efficacy study begins in South Africa

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