WHO urges rapid expansion of new HIV prevention tools amid funding crisis
Despite steep funding setbacks, the global HIV response has gained momentum in 2025 with the introduction of twice-yearly injectable LEN
Despite steep funding setbacks, the global HIV response has gained momentum in 2025 with the introduction of twice-yearly injectable LEN
The deliveries bring the innovative medicine to communities heavily impacted by HIV just five months after U.S. FDA approval
The study successfully met its primary endpoint, demonstrating similar rates of viral suppression for DOR/ISL compared to Biktarvy at 48 weeks
These findings follow positive Phase 3 results presented earlier this year
Merck will showcase results in innovative solutions in HIV treatment and prevention
This authorization follows FDA approval in June and WHO’s July recommendation adding twice-yearly lenacapavir as a PrEP option
In collaboration with the Gates Foundation, Merck advances MK-8527 pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) clinical trials globally
Additional data will be presented on a once-weekly oral combination of islatravir and ulonivirine (ISL/ULO) for HIV-1 treatment
Additional data in pregnant adults who are Virologically suppressed reinforce safety and tolerability profile of Biktarvy in broad range of people with HIV
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