Tompkins County medical director highlights new HIV meds

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ITHACA, NY (607NewsNow) — Tompkins County Medical Director Dr. William Klepack is highlighting new HIV medications.

During a recent interview on Ithaca’s Morning News, he said different injections are available.

“One is taken about every three or four months, and the other [is taken] every six months,” he said.

Klepack said the injections are as effective as pills. He said both medications should be affordable and available under insurance plans.

FULL INTERVIEW: Dr. William Klepack on Ithaca’s Morning News

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