Green Party pledges to make PrEP available in pharmacies and online

The Green Party has revealed plans to inject billions of pounds into primary care and “end new cases" of HIV by 2030. 

Carla Denyer
The party said that it would “push for” a “£2bn capital investment in primary care"

Elected Green Party members will push for “access to the HIV prevention pill online, in pharmacies and from GP services” to “end new cases” of the disease, the party announced today (June 12).

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Kate Bowie joined C+D as a digital reporter in August 2023 after graduating from a master’s in journalism at City, University of London. She began covering the primary care beat at the end of 2022, when she carried out several health investigations focused on staffing issues, NHS funding and health inequalities.

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