new HIV drugs

New HIV Drugs and Formulations in the Near Future (CROI 2013 Presentation)

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All of the presentations in this section were great. The one on new drugs is contained in the last set of slides (blue slides at 1:22:46) https://webcasts.retroconference.org/console/player/19437?mediaType=podiumVideo For individual reports on each drug (Thanks to Natap.org): NEW HIV DRUGS at CROI Dolutegravir Treatment Response and Safety by Key Subgroups in Treatment Naive HIV Infected Individuals – (03/16/13) Dolutegravir (DTG) …

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FDA approved Jak inhibitors and their potential use in HIV – Interview with Dr Raymond Schinazi

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As part of my work as a cure and salvage treatment activist, I am constantly searching for treatment options that could serve two purposes: existing medications that could help patients with multidrug resistance and at the same time be used as an approach to cure HIV.  Since my non profit (Program for Wellness Restoration) has …

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New HIV Drugs in the Pipeline – 2012

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Gilead has completed and released 48-week data from ongoing phase 3 studies of a four-drug fixed dose combination (elvitegravir, cobicistat, tenofovir, and FTC- called QUAD), as it has with studies of the integrase inhibitor elvitegravir and the pharmacokinetic booster cobicistat.  QUAD  will likely be approved for treatment naive patients after August this year.  Results from …

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The Coming Crisis in HIV Drug Development

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Excellent article by Paul Dalton Project Inform The Coming Crisis in HIV Drug DevelopmentBy Paul Dalton June 16, 2008 The last few years have seen tremendous progress in treating people with advanced and drug-resistant HIV. Four powerful drugs became available that either overcame drug resistance (Prezista [darunavir, TMC-114], Intelence [etravirine, TMC-125]) or were from entirely …

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