Illinois is set to become the eighth state to allow pharmacists to dispense drugs preventing HIV. Advocates say a plan that passed out of the General Assembly could increase access to lifesaving medication. People typically need to go to an HIV care provider in order to get pre or post-exposure prophylaxis treatment, and some say that is a barrier to many in Black and brown communities. The bill could allow pharmacists to provide medication and care to people without them having to visit a doctor.
Illinois eighth state to allow pharmacists to dispense drugs preventing HIV








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