FDA is giving approval for the world's only twice a
year shot to prevent HIV. The drug Lennecavar could
protect millions once rolled out globally. In studies of
high risk people, that drug nearly eliminated new infections
and worked better than a daily pill treatment. A
shot every 6 months makes it easier for people who
struggle with taking a pill daily or don't want frequent
doctor visits. We don't have a vaccine yet,
but this is getting pretty close to very good,
uh, protection and prevention against HIV.