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- If you have a yeast infection, you can ask the pharmacist for Fluconazole.
- The word for "(UTI) urinary traction infection" in French is: "IVU (Infection des voies urinaires)." For a female urine sample, you can say "Prélèvement d'urine chez la femme."
- In France, there is a PrEP program in place. According to PrEPWatch, "In January 2016, full reimbursement by France’s health system became available for Truvada as PrEP, along with counselling and follow-up. Daily PrEP can now be prescribed for anyone assessed as needing it or intermittent PrEP is available for MSM, as studied in the IPERGAY trial."[1] For more information on PrEP access in France, click here.
- In France, there has been a national HPV vaccination program since 2007. It targets young people, ages 11-14.[2]