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

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Switch to an integrase inhibitor leads to greater weight during and after the menopause

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

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

Broadly neutralising antibodies may be partners for long-acting antiretrovirals

Professor Joseph Eron and Professor Babafemi Taiwo at CROI 2024. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Once-weekly antiretrovirals on the horizon

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If one antibody won’t work, how about three? Or three in one?

Dr Boris Juelg at CROI 2024. Photo by Krishen Samuel.

Varying dolutegravir distribution across the body may affect the drug’s ability to suppress the HIV reservoir

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Injectable treatment just as effective as standard HIV combination in Africa

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

Greater weight gain in pregnancy reduces the risk of adverse outcomes for women with HIV

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