GSK's ViiV reports higher adherence with injectable HIV treatment versus daily pills in US study

By Public Technologies
  • GSK’s majority-owned ViiV Healthcare will present findings linking Vocabria with Rekambys to better adherence than daily oral HIV therapy at HIV Glasgow.
  • The US real-world study also found patients receiving the injectable regimen were more likely to remain on treatment.
  • Pipeline findings support further evaluation of investigational HIV treatments VH184 and VH499 for potential twice-yearly dosing; neither is approved.


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