- cafead May 18, 2020 at 11:32: AM
via Just as GlaxoSmithKline launches an assault at Gilead Sciences’ HIV business in the treatment realm, it’s also targeting the prevention market with new data backing a more convenient alternative to existing offerings.
Gilead’s Truvada won the first FDA nod in 2012 to reduce the risk of HIV infection as a PrEP regimen. Now, GSK has shown its long-acting injectable cabotegravir, given every two months, worked just as well at fending off the virus as Gilead’s daily pill.
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Gilead’s Truvada won the first FDA nod in 2012 to reduce the risk of HIV infection as a PrEP regimen. Now, GSK has shown its long-acting injectable cabotegravir, given every two months, worked just as well at fending off the virus as Gilead’s daily pill.
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