There’s a somewhat amusing update to the story.

For several months, questions were raised over the construction of a nudist club (FKK-Club) in East Dachau, Bavaria, which will include rooms where sex workers can offer sexual services. It has now come to light that local Conservative politicians and elected representatives from the Christian Social Union (CSU) are in fact involved in its construction.

Black is the new Red
http://researchprojectgermany.wordpress.com/2014/09/01/black-is-the-new-red/

Thank you for the correction!

Thanks for the correction on this! I absolutely agree with you about promoting learning all the options and people being the experts on their own lives and health. Why is AHF so focused on this idea of non-adherence?
My personal worry about PrEP is that the liver side effects take out a huge segment of the population who could really use this treatment–mainly, IDUs who are at risk of Hep C or already have Hep C.

AHF’s campaign is centered around worries about folks not adhering to the PrEP drug regiment (1 pill a day), and then thinking they are protected when they are not. They cite scientific studies that support their findings. They cite studies that talk about adherence being an issue for folks, which is true. We already know this- we’ve seen it with the original birth control pill- it doesn’t work for everyone, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t make it an option for people until other methods are available.

FDA and CDC endorse PrEP as effective, and multiple studied have proved the point. The fact remains, any safe and effective strategy in helping people at risk to avert infection should be promoted. We should promote people learning all their options and advocating for them to be the experts in their lives and health.

There is plenty of other data on this, T+S, and lets consider the source….