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Care& Family Health in Toronto is excited to announce that they are among the first clinics to offer Apretude, a groundbreaking long-acting injectable for HIV-1 prevention. Apretude provides high efficacy—up to 69% more effective than daily oral PrEP in certain groups—through bimonthly injections after an initial two-dose regimen, eliminating the need for daily pills and reducing the risk of missed doses. Exclusively available to subscribers of Care&’s user-friendly app and patient portal, the service includes pre-scheduled doses, automatic reminders, and regular HIV/STI screenings, ensuring consistent and comprehensive patient-centered care. By offering Apretude, Care& continues its commitment to accessible, innovative healthcare, inviting individuals to join them in embracing a new era of HIV prevention.

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