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CD4 and white blood cell declines caused by islatravir are dose-related and reversible, but rule out using it for prevention

Todd Correll presenting at HIV Glasgow 2022. Image by Alan Donaldson Photography.

The paediatric drug pipeline should include improvements to current HIV treatment, long-acting formulations and antibodies

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Merck restarts islatravir HIV treatment studies, but abandons monthly PrEP

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European Commission approves first twice-yearly HIV medication

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Long-acting cabotegravir and rilpivirine may be feasible for people without viral suppression

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Top 5 HIV treatment stories from CROI 2022

Professor Samir Gupta (top right) presenting a study on lenacapavir at CROI 2022.

Top 5 HIV cure and vaccine stories from CROI 2022

Professor Yvonne Bryson (top centre) presenting the HIV remission case at CROI 2022.

Broadly neutralising antibody treatment: is pre-existing resistance its Achilles heel?

Dr Boris Juelg (bottom left) and Dr Marina Caskey (bottom right) at CROI 2022.

Lenacapavir shows continued promise for first-line treatment and highly resistant HIV

Professor Samir Gupta (top right) at CROI 2022.