UK PrEP 2025 guidelines online

2 July 2025. Related: Guidelines, HIV prevention and transmission.

Simon Collins, HIV i-Base

On 4 June 2025, HIV Medicine published an open-access review of the new and long-awaited BASHH/BHIVA guidelines for HIV PrEP in the UK. [1]

The guidelines were then published on the BASHH website in July. [2]

The review is co-authored by the three guideline co-chairs and refers to the accompanying guidelines, which are still difficult to find and might still just be in press.

However, this will hopefully be rectified soon because the recommendations themselves are so important.

An i-Base community review that summarises the 10 key changes is also now online. [2]

The UK Guide to PrEP is also already updated to include the new guideline changes. [3]

References

1. Dan Clutterbuck, Michael Brady and Alison Rodger. Driving progress towards PrEP equity: Key changes in the 2025 BASHH/BHIVA UK PrEP guidelines. HIV Medicine, Volume 26 Issue 7 pp. 1125-1141. doi.org/10.1111/hiv.70043. (04 june 2025).
   onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/hiv.70043
2. BASHH/BHIVA. Guideline on the Use of HIV Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (2025)
   https://www.bashh.org/resources/5/hiv_preexposure_prophylaxis_2018 (stet)
   https://www.bashh.org/_userfiles/pages/files/prep_2025.pdf (PDF)
3. Simon Collins and Holger Sweers. Why the new HIV PrEP guidelines from the UK are so exciting. HTB (02 July 2025).
   i-base.info/htb/51432
4. i-Base and others. A UK Guide to PrEP. (July 2025),
   i-base.info/guides/prep