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Every-other-month injectable cabotegravir and rilpivirine suppresses viral load for two years

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HIV capsid inhibitor offers new option for people with highly resistant HIV

Professor Sorana Segal-Maurer (right) presenting to CROI 2021.

Injectable HIV treatment is coming

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Long-acting injectables appear feasible for long-term HIV treatment

Maggie Czarnogorski of ViiV presenting to the IDWeek conference.

Monoclonal antibody ibalizumab maintains HIV suppression for nearly a decade

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Similar benefits and barriers to injectables for HIV prevention and treatment reported by US women

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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.

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

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