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Does The Taxpayer Get Rewarded For Funding Such Studies?

Posted on July 17, 2015 by Harald — No Comments ↓

Cabotegravir (S-1265744) is an integrase inhibitor similar to dolutegravir.  When formulated as a long-acting drug using crystalline nanoparticle technology it is called GSK’744 LAP.  When injected intramuscularly, ‘744 LAP it has a half-life of >1 month which makes it ideally suited for PrEP of HIV for high-risk patients who nowadays are Continue reading Does The Taxpayer Get Rewarded For Funding Such Studies?→

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Posted in Did you know...?, The News, The Viewpoint | Tagged antibiotic blog, cabotegravir, dolutegravir, Edurant, emtricitabine, Glaxo, GSK, HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis, HIV Prevention Trial Network, HIV therapeutics, HPTN, INSTI, integrase strand transfer inhibitor, Janssen, JNJ, Johnson & Johnson, MDR pathogens, NIAID, NIH, NNRTI, PrEP, Rilpivirine, ROI, Shionogi, taxpayer, TDF, tenofovir, Tibotec, Tivicay, Truvada, ViiV | Leave a reply

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