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Top 5 stories on injectable HIV treatment and PrEP from CROI 2024

Dr Moses Kamya, lead researcher on the study on PrEP choices in Africa, at CROI 2024. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Long-acting injectables can be a good option for people with adherence challenges

Dr Aadia Rana at CROI 2024. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Top 5 HIV treatment stories from CROI 2024

Dr George Bello at CROI 2024. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Ultra-long-acting cabotegravir could be taken three times a year for HIV PrEP and treatment

A person having an injection into their buttocks.

Islatravir plus lenacapavir could be the first once-weekly oral HIV treatment

Dr Amy Colson at CROI 2024. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Once-weekly antiretrovirals on the horizon

A person holding a white pill and a glass of water.

Injectable treatment just as effective as standard HIV combination in Africa

Professor Nicholas Paton at CROI 2024. Photo by Krishen Samuel.

Long-acting injectables may be better than daily pills for people with adherence challenges

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Cabotegravir levels lower than trials in real-world study, but no increase in viral rebound

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