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Two-thirds of people living with HIV would like to try injectable treatment, according to European survey

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Doravirine injections were safe and long-lasting, but did not reach therapeutic levels

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Injectable PrEP offers superior efficacy to oral PrEP in clinical trial

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Injectable antiretrovirals for HIV treatment or prevention: ambivalent views of potential users

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Long-acting injectables might be administered every two months

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Effectiveness and frequency of dosing are the most important factors affecting acceptability of injectable HIV therapy, says US study

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Oral cabotegravir and rilpivirine still effective at 312 weeks

Ibalizumab monoclonal antibody is effective in real-world use

PrEP implant could last well over a year

Randolph Matthews at IAS 2019. Photo by Liz Highleyman.