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Monoclonal antibody ibalizumab maintains HIV suppression for nearly a decade

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New once-a-week drug could be part of weekly oral treatment

Dr Wendy Ankrom from Merck & Co presenting at HIV Glasgow 2020.

Long-acting injectables work without oral lead-in period

Professor Chloe Orkin presenting to HIV Glasgow 2020.

Islatravir plus doravirine remains effective at 96 weeks

Professor Jean-Michel Molina presenting to HIV Glasgow 2020.

Injectable HIV therapy should save money if adherence is better than to oral therapies

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“Unprecedented” case of transmission of four-class resistant HIV virus reported in France

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

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Top 5 HIV treatment stories at AIDS 2020

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Promising results for vesatolimod in monkeys and humans

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