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HIV Treatment Bulletin
March 2015
Contents
Editorial
March/April 2015: Volume 16 Number 3/4
Conference reports
2015 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI), 23-26 February 2015, Seattle
Pre-CROI meetings and workshops
CROI webcasts online
Pipeline ART: tenofovir alafenamide (TAF)
Pipeline ART: maturation inhibitors and an attachment inhibitor
No HIV transmissions between gay couples when viral load is undetectable: preliminary results from “Opposites Attract” study in Australia, Thailand and Brazil
PrEP reduced HIV risk by at least 86% in PROUD: no transmissions likely from people taking meds
Q&A on the PROUD study and PrEP results from CROI
“On demand” PrEP dosing in IPERGAY: 86% reduced risk of HIV, no transmissions with active drug use
Other HIV PrEP studies at CROI 2015: implementation of oral PrEP and problems with tenofovir gel
Early HIV treatment and isoniazid prophylaxis: why TEMPRANO results do not yet support universal ART at CD4 counts >500
Unintended pregnancies with levonorgestrel implant due to drug interactions with efavirenz-based ART
Three drug ART best for preventing vertical transmission to infants: results from the PROMISE study
3 in 5 breastfeeding women with viral load >1,000 copies/mL are undiagnosed in Kenya, Malawi and South Africa
Point of care HIV PCR test for infant diagnosis: good performance but poorer results in youngest age group
Weekend-off ART is non-inferior to continuous ART in young people taking efavirenz-based regimens: results from BREATHER study
Increased cardiovascular risks in HIV positive children in Uganda and Zambia partially reversed by ART
Lopinavir/ritonavir superior to nevirapine in children <3 years old: IMPAACT P1060 five year results
Long-term safety and efficacy of tenofovir in children
UK case of HIV remission: ten years off-ART in patient with prior progression and treated during seroconversion
XXIV International HIV Drug Resistance Workshop , 21-22 February 2015, Seattle, Washington
Prevalence of transmitted drug resistance globally: highest in Australia, US and some European countries but between-country differences in all regions
Higher rates of K65R in non-B subtype in large UK cohort and implications of tenofovir resistance in resource-limited settings
Drug resistance and integrase inhibitors: potential impact of HIV subtype
Drug resistance in children after PMTCT and early treatment
Antiretrovirals
FDA approves fixed dose darunavir/cobicistat
FDA approves fixed dose atazanavir/cobicistat
FDA approves fixed dose raltegravir/3TC formulation: Merck holds back from marketing in US
Opportunistic infections and complications
Recommendations for management of bone disease in HIV
FDA approves 9-valent HPV vaccine: active against types 6, 11, 16, 18, 31, 33, 45, 52 and 58
Other news
NHS further delays access to sofosbuvir
Public Health England outline plans to promote the health and wellbeing of gay and bisexual men
On the web
START study video
Diabetes in people with HIV: special issue of RITA
NAT report: Young MSM in the UK
Guidance on reporting results of clinical trials
PDFs
March/April 2015: Volume 16 Number 3/4