DIQ Morning Briefing - Apr 6th, 2026

Difficult conversations: Talking about PrEP with patients

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Happy Monday, everyone!

HIV's ability to easily mutute means PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) is essential for disease prevention. But when certain medications that may be used for prevention or oral pain show up on a dental patient's record, it's time to have a potentially uncomfortable conversation.

The most recent episode of Medical History Mysteries tackles adverse drug interactions, how to discuss PrEP medications with patients, and more.

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