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Lenacapavir: 99.9% Effective HIV Prevention in Clinical Trials
Lenacapavir, a new HIV drug, demonstrated 99.9% effectiveness in preventing infection in a recent study of over 2,000 participants across diverse genders, representing a significant advancement in PrEP and potentially revolutionizing HIV prevention strategies.
Lenacapavir: 99.9% Effective HIV Prevention in Clinical Trials
Lenacapavir, a new HIV drug, demonstrated 99.9% effectiveness in preventing infection in a recent study of over 2,000 participants across diverse genders, representing a significant advancement in PrEP and potentially revolutionizing HIV prevention strategies.
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Lenacapavir: Science's 2024 Breakthrough in HIV Prevention
Science magazine named the injectable HIV prevention drug lenacapavir its 2024 breakthrough; 99.9% effective in preventing HIV in clinical trials among men who have sex with men and transgender individuals, offering a six-month dosage alternative to daily oral PrEP, pending FDA (2025) and European a...
Lenacapavir: Science's 2024 Breakthrough in HIV Prevention
Science magazine named the injectable HIV prevention drug lenacapavir its 2024 breakthrough; 99.9% effective in preventing HIV in clinical trials among men who have sex with men and transgender individuals, offering a six-month dosage alternative to daily oral PrEP, pending FDA (2025) and European a...
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Lenacapavir: A Breakthrough in HIV Prevention
Two large clinical trials showed lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injection, to be 96–100% effective in preventing HIV, exceeding daily oral PrEP's real-world effectiveness; this breakthrough could significantly curb the global HIV epidemic, though access challenges remain.
Lenacapavir: A Breakthrough in HIV Prevention
Two large clinical trials showed lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injection, to be 96–100% effective in preventing HIV, exceeding daily oral PrEP's real-world effectiveness; this breakthrough could significantly curb the global HIV epidemic, though access challenges remain.
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Semiannual HIV Injection Shows High Efficacy, Poses Access Challenges
A Phase 3 trial shows Lenacapavir, a semiannual HIV prevention injection, is highly effective and comparable to daily Truvada, offering improved adherence and reducing stigma in high-prevalence regions, but its high cost poses a global access challenge.
Semiannual HIV Injection Shows High Efficacy, Poses Access Challenges
A Phase 3 trial shows Lenacapavir, a semiannual HIV prevention injection, is highly effective and comparable to daily Truvada, offering improved adherence and reducing stigma in high-prevalence regions, but its high cost poses a global access challenge.
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Lenacapavir: A Breakthrough HIV Drug Faces Access Challenges
A new injectable HIV drug, Lenacapavir, demonstrated a 96% reduction in infection risk in clinical trials, leading Science magazine to name it 'Discovery of the Year' for 2024; however, global access is hindered by high costs and limited distribution agreements.
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Lenacapavir: A Breakthrough HIV Drug Faces Access Challenges
A new injectable HIV drug, Lenacapavir, demonstrated a 96% reduction in infection risk in clinical trials, leading Science magazine to name it 'Discovery of the Year' for 2024; however, global access is hindered by high costs and limited distribution agreements.
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Lenacapavir: Six-Monthly HIV Prevention Injection Named "Science" Breakthrough of the Year
"Science" magazine selected Lenacapavir, a six-monthly HIV-prevention injection, as its 2024 Breakthrough of the Year due to its superior efficacy and convenience compared to daily pills, potentially impacting global HIV prevention efforts.
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Lenacapavir: Six-Monthly HIV Prevention Injection Named "Science" Breakthrough of the Year
"Science" magazine selected Lenacapavir, a six-monthly HIV-prevention injection, as its 2024 Breakthrough of the Year due to its superior efficacy and convenience compared to daily pills, potentially impacting global HIV prevention efforts.
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Lenacapavir: A Highly Effective but Expensive HIV Drug
Lenacapavir, a new HIV drug from Gilead, offers near-100% efficacy with twice-yearly injections but faces accessibility challenges due to its $40,000 annual cost, although Gilead is negotiating lower prices in 120 low-income countries.
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Lenacapavir: A Highly Effective but Expensive HIV Drug
Lenacapavir, a new HIV drug from Gilead, offers near-100% efficacy with twice-yearly injections but faces accessibility challenges due to its $40,000 annual cost, although Gilead is negotiating lower prices in 120 low-income countries.
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Injectable HIV PrEP Shows 96% Infection Reduction
Lenacapavir, a new injectable HIV PrEP medication, demonstrated 96% infection reduction compared to daily Truvada in clinical trials, offering improved convenience and addressing stigma, though high cost remains a concern.
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Injectable HIV PrEP Shows 96% Infection Reduction
Lenacapavir, a new injectable HIV PrEP medication, demonstrated 96% infection reduction compared to daily Truvada in clinical trials, offering improved convenience and addressing stigma, though high cost remains a concern.
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48% Bias Score