Gilead data lends insight into transforming HIV prevention landscape
Results suggest that the small molecule treatment could be an alternative to current medication that aims to prevent HIV infection and which require more frequent dosing.
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Results suggest that the small molecule treatment could be an alternative to current medication that aims to prevent HIV infection and which require more frequent dosing.
According to Gilead, the study is the first Phase III HIV prevention trial to demonstrate a zero-infection rate.
With two knighthoods in the last month, here EPR discusses five developments in the drug development community’s C-suite.
The companies have agreed to jointly develop and commercialise long-acting, investigational treatment combinations of lenacapavir and islatravir for HIV.