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“Stateoftheart”ofART
MedicalManagementofAIDSDecember8,2016
MonicaGandhiMD,MPHProfessorofMedicine,DivisionofHIV,InfectiousDiseasesandGlobalMedicine,UCSF
Medicaldirector,“Ward86”,SanFranciscoGeneralHospital
Outline
StateofARTcoveragegloballyThevirallifecycleAscentoftheintegraseinhibitor(descentofATVandEFV)SinglepillcombinationsTAFvsTDF2-drugtherapy(monotherapynotsomuch)Newdrugs
Adults and children estimated to be living with HIV | 2015
Total: 36.7 million [34.0 million – 39.8 million]
People with HIV on antiretroviral therapy| 2010-2015
Total: 17 million (46%)
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HIV viral lifecycle
1) Virus Entry
5) Translation
6) Cleavage
4) Transcription
7) Packaging
8) Maturation
9) Re-infection
Entry(CD4, CCR5)
2) Reverse transcriptase
RNA
DNA3) Integration
RT
Protease
Integrase
Attachment
Single Tablet Regimens• EFV/FTC/TDF (Atripla) • RPV/FTC/TDF (Complera)• RPV/FTC/TAF (Odefsey)• EVG/cobi/FTC/TDF (Stribild)• EVG/cobi/FTC/TAF (Genvoya)• DTG/ABC/3TC (Triumeq)
u Nucleos(t)ide RTIs• Zidovudine, AZT (Retrovir)• Abacavir, ABC (Ziagen)• Lamivudine, 3TC (Epivir)• Didanosine, ddI (Videx)• Stavudine, d4T (Zerit)• Tenofovir, TDF (Viread)• Emtricitabine, FTC
(Emtriva)• Tenofovir Alafenamide• AZT/3TC (Combivir)• AZT/3TC/ABC (Trizivir)• ABC/3TC (Epzicom)• TDF/FTC (Truvada)• TAF/FTC (Descovy)
u CCR5 receptor blockers• Maroviroc (Selzentry)
u Integrase inhibitors• Raltegravir (Isentress)• Elvitegravir (EVG)• Dolutegravir (DTG) (Tivicay)
u NNRTIs:• Delavirdine (DLV)• Nevirapine,NVP
(Viramune)• Efavirenz,EFV
(Sustiva)• Etravirine
(Intelence)• Rilpivirine(Edurant)
u Fusion inhibitors:• Enfuvirtide,
ENForT20(Fuzeon)
u Protease inhibitors:• Indinavir,IDV
(Crixivan)• Saquinavir,SQV(Invirase)• Nelfinavir,NFV(Viracept)• Amprenavir,APV
(Agenerase)• Atazanavir,ATV (Reyataz)• Fosamprenavir,FPV
(Lexiva)• Lopinavir/ritonavir
(Kaletra)• Tipranavir (Aptivus)• Darunavir (Prezista)
Violet-combinationagentsAntiretroviral Drugs and Combinations
DolutegravirElvitegravir
The history of ARV approvals- let’s talk about the ascent of the integrase inhibitor and the descent of EFV/Atazanavir
2012 2013
Golconda
CumulativeproblemsforEFV(CNSsideeffects)- EFVasInitialTherapy:
IncreasedRiskforSuicidalIdeationReviewof4ACTGstudiesinART-naïvepatientsCompared3241patientsstartingEFVvs2091patientsstartingnon-EFV-basedARTMediandurationf/u96weeksFirstsuicidalideationORattemptedORcompletedsuicideineachgroup• 8.08eventsper1000PYinEFVgroupvs3.66eventsper1000PYinEFV-freegroup(HR:2.28;95%CI,1.27-4.0;P=.006)
Mollan KR, et al. Ann Intern Med. 2014;161:1-10.
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RAL superior to both PI/r regimens for combined tolerability and virologic efficacy; DRV/r superior to ATV/r;
ATV/r lost due to tolerability issues
RAL + FTC/TDF DRV/r + FTC/TDFATV/r + FTC/TDF
Randomized 1:1:1. Open Label Therapy
HIV+ adults, no previous ART (n=1809)
Lennox J et al, Ann Int Med, 2014
CumulativeproblemsforATV:ACTGA5257 Ascentoftheintegraseinhibitor
Threeandoneproceedingindevelopment
DavidLazar- TheAscent
ARS:WhatisthemeanincreaseofCrseenwithCobicistat inGilead102,103trials?
1. Meancreatinineincreasesof0.05mg/dL2. Creatinineincreasesof0.08mg/dL3. Creatinineincreasesof0.14mg/dL4. Creatinineincreasesof0.25mg/dL5. Creatinineincreasesof0.5mg/dL
• Welltolerated• Fewestdrug-druginteractions• OKinhepaticandrenalfailure• Nofoodrequirements• CanuseRALwithcations
exceptAlandMg(donotco-administer)
PROS• Lowgeneticbarrierto
resistance• BIDdosing(butemerging
dataforhigherdoseoncedaily)
• Nosinglepillcombination• CKelevations;
rhabdomyolysis
CONS
• Twosinglepillcombinations• Gilead102,103showed
similarefficacycomparedtoEFVorATV/r,respectively
PROS• Lowgeneticbarrierandcross
resistancewithRAL• Cobicistat increasesCr(0.1-0.4
mg/dL (mean0.14)• Mostdrug-druginteractionsdue
tocobicistat (statins,rifamycins,anticonvulsants..)
• Foodrequirements(373kcal)• Stribild- GFR>70mL/min• Spaceallcationsoutby2hours
CONS
Raltegravir
Elvitegravir
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ONCEMRKSTUDY
Cahn P et al. IAS, 18-22 July 2016, Durban, South Africa. Abstract FRAB0103LB
• 802ptsrandomized(2:1)– RAL1200mgQD+TDF/FTC
– RAL400mgBID+TDF/FTC
• RALQDnon-inferiortoRALBID– VL<40:88.9%vs.88.3%
• RALQD(600x2)likelyavailablenextyear
Wk 48 VL<40 (Snapshot)
Pivotal phase III trials of dolutegravir – TREATMENT NAIVEStudy Patient
population Main outcome Dose Reference
SINGLE Treatment naïve (ABC/3TC + DTG vs TDF/FTC/EFV)
DTG regimen superior to EFV, driven mainly by more discontinuations with EFV
50mg once daily
Walmsley S. NEJM 201328
SPRING-2 Treatment-naïve (TDF/FTC or ABC/3TC with either DTG or RAL)
DTG regimen non-inferior to RAL-based regimens
50mg once daily
Raffi F. Lancet 2013 (48 wks) and Lancet ID (96)
FLAMINGO Treatment naïve (TDF/FTC or ABC/3TC with either DTG or DRV/r)
DTG regimen superior to DRV/r, driven by more d/c with DRV/r and more virologic response with DTG with vl >100,000 copies/mL
50mg once daily
Clotet. Lancet 2014; Molina Lancet HIV 2015
Pivotal phase III/IIb trials DTG - TREATMENT EXPERIENCED PATIENTSStudy Patient population Main outcome Dose ReferenceSAILING ART-experienced,
INSTI-naïve patients with at least 2-class resistance: DTG vs RAL with OBR
DTG regimen superior to RAL, driven by more d/c, virologic failures and treatment-emergent resistance with RAL
50mg once daily
Cahn P. Lancet 2013 (48 wks)32
VIKING-3, 4 Patients with resistance to 2 or more ART classes, including INSTI. DTG vs optimized
DTG regimen superior to optimized regimen with failures most prominent (76%) in patients with the Q148H/R +2 other mutations
50mg po twice daily
Eron JJ. JID 201333
and Nichols G. JID 2014; Castagna JID 2014
BottomlinewithDTGresistance• HigherbarriertoresistancetoDTGthanRAL/EVG• MajorpathwaysINSTIresistance:N155,Q148,Y143,E92(EVG)• BaselineINSTImutationofQ148H(especially+G140S)reducesDTGsusceptibility(e.g.don’tuse)
• Treatmentemergentresistancecanoccurinhighly-experiencedpatients(HardyAAC2015)
ARS:WhatisthemeanincreaseofdolutegravirAUCseenwithamoderate-
fatmeal?
1. 0%increase2. 33%increase3. 41%increase4. 66%increase5. 100%increase
Low-fat(300kcal,7%fat),moderate-fat(600kcal,30%fat),orhigh-fat(870kcal,53%fat)meal
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ARS:WhatisthemeanchangeindolutegravirAUCwithrenalinsufficiency
(CrCl<30ml/min)?
1. 0%2. 10%increaseinAUC3. 10%decreaseinAUC4. 40%increaseinAUC5. 40%decreaseinAUC
Dolutegravirnotappreciablyremovedbyhemodialysis(BollenAIDS2016;MoltoAAC2016)
Pros and cons of dolutegravir
• Potentandhighgeneticbarrier
• AvailableinsinglepillcombinationwithABC/3TC,
• Welltolerated(thoughinsomnia,psychiatriceffectsreal-worldpopulations1,esp.women,olderpts2)
• Nofoodrequirements(although33%,41%,66%increaseinAUCwithlow,moderate,high-fatmeal,respectively3)
• CanuseDTGwithcationsofCaandFeifadministerwithmeal4
PROS• Inhibitscreatininesecretion
(meanriseCr0.11mg/dL)• AbacavirinSPCneedsHLA-
B5701testing• SeparatefromMg,Al
containingantacidsby2hours
• Increasedosewithconcomitantrifampin,EFV,CBZ;don'tgivewithetravirine unlessboostedPIspresent;nodoseadjustmentswithRPV
• Increasesmetforminlevels• LargestpillsizeofSPCs• Notcoformulated with
tenofovir• DecreasedAUCwithCrCl
<305
CONS
1DeBoerAIDS2016;2HoffmanHIVMed2017;3Song.AAC2012;4Song.JClin.Pharm2015;5Weller.Eur JClinPK2014
Outline
StateofARTcoveragegloballyThevirallifecycleHistoryofART andascentoftheintegraseinhibitor(descentofATVandEFV)SinglepillcombinationsTAFvsTDF2-drugtherapy(monotherapynotsomuch)Newdrugs,long-actingART
Singlepillcombinationsmayaidinadherence
WorldHealthOrganization.AdherencetoLong-TermTherapy.EvidencetoAction.2003;NationalCouncilonPatientInformationandEducation.EnhancingPrescriptionMedicationAdherence:ANationalActionPlan2007.Chobanian AV.JAMA2003;CohenJD.JClinicalLipid2012;Osterberg &Blaschke.NEJM2005;Blaschke.AnnRevPharmTox ‘12
TheWorldHealthOrganizationhasdeclaredthatmorepeopleworldwidewouldbenefitfromeffortstoimprovemedicationadherencethanfromthedevelopmentofnewmedicaltreatments
NonadherencehasbeenlabeledAmerica’s“otherdrugproblem”NationalCouncilonPatientInformationandEducation
Only51%ofAmericanstreatedforhypertensionareadherenttotheirlong-termtherapy
About25-50%ofpatientsdiscontinuestatinswithinoneyearoftreatmentinitiation
Costtosociety$290billion(rivalingcancertreatment)
“Drugsdon’tworkinpatientswhodon’ttakethem”
C.EverettKoop
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ARS:HowmanysinglepillcombinationsdowehaveforthetreatmentofHIVin
2016?
1. 32. 43. 54. 65. 7
Picture of SPC Drugs in SPC Approval date
Food effects
TDF/FTC/efavirenz(Atripla®)
2006 Foodh levels
TDF/FTC/rilpivirine(Complera®)
2011 Take withsolidmeal(390kcal)
TDF/FTC/elvitegravir/cobicistat (Stribild®)
2012 Takewithfood(373kcal)
ABC/3TC/dolutegravir(Triumeq®)
2014 Foodh levels
TAF/FTC/elvitegravir/cobicistat (Genvoya®)
2015 Takewithfood(373kcal)
TAF/FTC/rilpivirine(Odefsey®)
2016 Take withsolidmeal(390kcal)
Currently available SPCs
ARS:Inyourpractice,areyouswitchingeveryoneonTDFtoTAF?
1. Yes,switchingallpatientsfromTDFtoTAF2. No,Iamevaluatingonacase-by-casebasis
Tenofoviralafenamide
TAFisprodrugoftenofovir(asisTDF). BothrequireconversiontoTFV-DPforactivityPlasmalevelsofTFV4-7xlowerwithTAF(25mgdaily)thanwithTDF(300mgdaily). TFV-DPlevelsmuchhigher(4-7x)withinlymphocyteswithTAF
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Onlyonephase3trialofTAFheadtoheadwithTDF;restbioequivalenceorswitchstudies
Typeofstudy ARVs Dose ofTAF
Numbers /Reference
Results
Initialtherapy(phase3)
TDF/FTC/ELV/cobi VSTAF/FTC/EFV/cobi
10mg Noninferior (Gilead 104,111),
Switchstudy TDF/FTC-containingregimensTOTAF/FTC/EFV/cobi
10mg 1443pts,96wks
• Maintainedvirologicsuppression
• ImprovedeGFR,proteinuria
• Improvedbonemineraldensity
• Increasedlipids
Switchstudy TDF/FTC TOTAF/FTCwith3rd agent
10 or25mg
663pts,48wks
Switch study TDF/FTC/RPV TOTAF/FTC/RPV
25mg 630pts,48wks
Switch study TDF/FTC/EFVTOTAF/FTC/RPV
25mg 875 pts,48wks
Initialtherapy(phase2,safety)
DRV/Cobi/TDF/FTCVSDRV/Cobi/TAF/FTC
10mg 153 pts, 48weeks
SaxLancet2015;Pozniak JAIDS2016;Gallant.LancetHIV2016;MillsJAIDS2015;Raffietal,HIVtalIDWeek,2016;DeJesus etal,IDWeek,2016;Orkin etal,HIVGlasgow,2016;MillsLancetID2016
TAFvs.TDFinTreatment-NaïvePts(104,111)
HIV-1RNA<5
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20
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Success Failure No Data
• 1733treatmentnaiveadults(eGFR>50):866E/C/F/TAFvs866E/C/F/TDF1
• TAFassociatedwith:− SmallerdecreaseineGFR(-6.4vs.-11mL/min)
− Less proteinuria− Smallerdecreaseinbonemineraldensity(BMD)
− Butgreaterincreaseincholesterol,LDL,HDL,TGs§ D TC:+29mg/dL§ D LDL:+14mg/dL§ D TC:HDL:same
E/C/F/TAF
E/C/F/TDF
1SaxPetal,Lancet,2015;2PozniakAetal,JAIDS,2016;Wardetal,7th
InternationalWorkshoponHIV&Aging,September26-27,2016,WashingtonDC
• EVG/c/FTC/TAFapprovedforpatientswithCrCLdownto302
• 144weekdatepresentedSept2016(84%TAFvs80%TDF;12renaleventswithTDF)
• 663patientswithvirologicsuppressiononTDF/FTC+3rd agentrandomizedtocontinueTDF/FTCorswitchtoTAF/FTC(plus3rd agent)
• TAFusedas25mgifnon-boosted3rdagentand10mgifboosted(becauseTAF10mg+cobigivessamelevelsasTAF25mgwithoutcobi2)
• 93%/94%stayedsuppressed• TAFgroup:
– increasedeGFR(+8.4vs.2.8ml/min)– improvedproteinuria– increasedBMD(1.1-1.5%)– But:increasedcholesterol,LDL,TG
TAF/FTCSwitchStudy
GallantJetal,LancetHIV,2016;2ZackJ.EAC2015
94.3
0.35.4
93.0
1.5 5.5
0
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40
60
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Success Failure NoData
F/TAF(n=333) F/TDF(n=330)
HIVRNA<50atwk48
94 93
SomeremainingquestionsonTAF
Whatarelong-termclinicalimplicationsofthechangesinrenalandbonemarkers?Islackofsystemicexposuregood?• Whatisimpactoflackofexposureinextrapyramidaltissuesandgenitalmucosaforpreventionandcure?
ReduceddoseofTAF:Concernwithconcomitanthumancellularmetabolicenzymesoreffluxtransporterse.g.rifampin(inducesp-gp)Will25mgofTAFgivetoohighofintracellularTFV-DPwithboostedPIs(whichinhibitp-gp)?• FDAonlyapproved25mg/200mgTAF/FTCtablet
LingeringquestionsonTAF
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ShouldTAFreplaceTDF?
• TAFisvirologicallyaseffectiveasTDF.
• Compared with TDF,TAFhasmore favorableeffects onrenaland bonemarkers.
− Don’thaveenoughevidenceonwhethertousewithexistingenal orbonedisease,butmaybethosewithhighriskofthesecomplications.
• CostofTAF- andTDF-regimenscurrentlysimilar.
Reasons to choose TAF• ComparedwithTAF,moreandlonger-termdatawithTDF,particularlyintreatmentnaïve
• Morefavorablelipideffects.• RenalandbonemarkeradvantagesofTAFnotyetknowntotranslateintobetterclinicaloutcomes.
• TDF-regimenslikelytobecheaperthanTAFwhenTDFgoesgeneric
• Patientonrifamycins (TB)• ForPrEP• Nodatainpregnantwomen• WithboostedPIs(nodataon25mgTAFandboostedPIs)
Reasons to choose TDFARS:WhatdoyouthinkaboutTAF/FTC
forPrEP?
a. TheyshouldberoughlyequivalentandIamusingTAF/FTCforPrEP
b. Don’tknowimplicationsofplasmaandintracellularconcentrationdiscrepanciesbetweenTDFandTAFonpreventionefficacy
c. TAFmaygivelowerTFV-DPconcentrationsincervicovaginal andrectaltissuesthanTDF
d. Understudybutinmen/TGWonlye. b,candd
Need more data for TAF/FTC and PrEP
§ TFV-DPwasundetectablein75%offemalegenitaltissueswithTAF25mg(25%undetectablewithTDF)
§ TFV-DPwasundetectablein63%ofrectaltissueswithTAF25mg(0%undetectablewithTDF),butFTCsame
§ Discovertrial(TAF/FTCvsTDF/FTCforPrEP)onlyenrollingmen/TGwomen
Femalegenitaltracttissue
GarrettK.CROI2016LB
Outline
StateofARTcoveragegloballyThevirallifecycleHistoryofART andascentoftheintegraseinhibitor(descentofATVandEFV)SinglepillcombinationsTAFvsTDF2-drugtherapy(monotherapynotsomuch)Newdrugs
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Whydualtherapyasopposedto3-drug?
NRTIintolerance(HLA-B5701andrenalfailure)orNRTImutationsMinimizepillburdenMinimizetoxicitiesMinimizecostPreservetreatmentoptionsforfutureINSTIs(e.g.dolutegravir,cabotegravir)potentandhighgeneticbarriertoresistance– willthisallowthepossibility?Allowforlong-actingtherapy(just2availablerightnow)
Monotherapy
SomeevidenceforPI/rmonotherapy,butinferiorto3-drugtherapy(GirardHIVMed2017)
Dolutegravirmonotherapyofinterest(notreatmentemergentresistanceinnaïvetrials)“Meta-analysis”of4tinystudies(one5patients),87patients(Moreira,JAC2016)
• 6%virologicfailurerateoverall(4outof5whofailedhadINSTIexperience)
• 4whofaileddevelopedINSTIRAMsonDTGmonotherapy• UnacceptablerateofINSTIresistance– thisisnotreadyforprimetime,9ptsinItaly(Lanzafame JAIDS 2016),othertinystudies
ARS:ManyNRTI-sparingtrialsfailed.Forwhichcombobelowdowehavesome
evidenceofsuccess?
1. ATV/r+RAL(HARNESS)2. MVC+DRV/r(MODERN)3. LPV/r+EFV(A5142)4. DRV/r+RAL(NEAT)5. DRV/r+TDF(NOT-1)6. DTG+TDF(NOT-2)
Dualtherapyasinitial therapy–emergingevidenceformainly3 oralcombinations
Dualcombination
ParticularARVs,Studyname
Results
1)Boosted PI+3TC
LPV/r+3TCGARDEL1
• Noninferior toLPV/r+2NRTIs(n=426)• Highpillburden,toxicities
2)BoostedPI+INSTI
DRV/r+RALNEAT-0012,3
PROGRESS4LPV/r/RALpilot
• Overallnonnoninferior (n=805)• Didn’tdoaswellasDRV/r +TDF/FTCif
CD4<200orvl >100K• MorefailureswithDRV/r+RALandmore
resistance(5INSTIRAMs,gulp)• PROGRESS(206)vsLPV/2N,2M184Vss
3)INSTI +3TC DTG+3TC(PADDLE4),A5353etc.
• Open-label single-arm,naïvepatients• n=20only• Allmaintainedsuppressionat24wks
EFV/LPV/r6 inA5142hadmoreNNRTIresistance1CahnPetal,LancetID2014;2RaffiFetal,Lancet,2014;3Lambert-NiclotSJAC2016;4ReynesARHR2013;
4FigueroaMIetal,15th EACS,2015;5MargolisLancetID2015;6Riddler.NEJM2008
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COMPLETED• LPV/r+3TCvs2N(OLE,n=250)1
• ATV/r+3TCvs2N(SALT,n=286)2
• DRV/r+RPVvsstandardcART (PROBE,n=60)3
• CAB+RPVpo vsEFV/2N(LATTE-1,n=243)UNDERSTUDY• DRV/r+3TC(DUAL)• DRV/r+DTG(DUALIS)• DTG+3TC(ASPIRE,A5353,LAMADOL,GEMINI1and2-Viiv)• DTG/RPV(SWORD-1and-2- Viiv,1000pts)• IMCabotegravir+IMRPV(LATTE-2,n=309)4 –Goingto96wks
Two-drug therapy regimens that work AFTER virologic suppression
(maintenance)
1ArribasJRetal,LancetID,2015;2Perez-MolinaJAetal,LancetID,2015;3MaggioloF,JAIDS,2016;4MargolisDAetal,CROI2016,#31LB
All4simplificationsmaintainedgoodvirologicsuppressionrates≥6months
LATTE-2:CabotegravirIM+RilpivirineIMforLong-ActingMaintenanceART
• Multicenter,open-labelphaseIIb study– Primaryendpoints:HIV-1RNA<50c/mLbyFDAsnapshot,PDVF,and
safetyatmaintenanceWk 32
Margolis DA, et al. CROI 2016. Abstract 31LB.
CAB 400 mg IM + RPV 600 mg IM Q4W(n = 115)
CAB 600 mg IM + RPV 900 mg IM Q8W(n = 115)
*Pts with HIV-1 RNA < 50 c/mL from Wk 16 to Wk 20 continued to maintenance phase. 6 pts discontinued for AEs or death in induction analysis.
ART-naive HIV-infected pts withCD4+ cell count > 200 cells/mm3
(N = 309) CAB 30 mg PO + ABC/3TC PO QD(n = 56)
CAB 30 mg PO QD + ABC/3TC
Wk 32primary analysis; dose selection
Wk 20
Induction Phase* Maintenance Phase
Wk 1 Wk 96Wk 16: RPV PO added
MargolisDAetal,CROI2016,Abstract31LB
LATTE-2:MaintenanceWk 32VirologicEfficacy(ITT-MaintenanceExposed)
• VirologicefficacyofQ4WandQ8WIMregimenssimilartooralregimen• 1patientinq8wk armand1pt inoralarmmetprotocoldefinedVF• NoINSTI,NNRTI,orNRTIresistancemutationsdetected
Margolis DA, et al. CROI 2016. Abstract 31LB. Reproduced with permission.
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MargolisDAetal,CROI2016,Abstract31LB
LATTE-2:Safetydatathroughwk 32• MostfrequentISRswerepain(67%),swelling(7%),andnodules(6%)
– ISRevents/injection:0.53– 99%ofISRsgrade1/2;nonegrade4– ProportionofptsreportingISRsdecreasedwithtimefrom86%onDay1
to33%atWk 32;1%ofptswithdrewforISRs• PatientsatisfactionwithLAregimenhighAEs,% PooledCAB+RPVIM
Arms(n=230)OralCAB+ABC/3TC
(n=56)
Drug-relatedgrade3/4AEs(excludingISRs) 3 0
SeriousAEs 6 5
AEsleadingtowithdrawal 3 2
MargolisDAetal,CROI2016,Abstract31LB
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• Openlabelcohortstudy(n=38),19yrs multidrugtx experienceallvirologically suppressed,previoushistoryofvirologicfailure
• RegimenattimeofswitchtoDTG+RPV(median4.3drugs):– NRTI+NNRTI+PI+INSTI:53%(restNRTI+NNRTI+PI)
• Pre-existingresistancemutations:NRTI:65%;NNRTI37%;PI32%;INSTI:NA
• Virologicsuppressionin35of38(92%)atwk 48• NoVF:1patientstoppedb/oGItoxicity,1b/odrug
interactions,1b/ophysiciandecision• 132ptsinclinicinItaly2 and14ptsinNewarksimilarresults3
• PhaseIIISWORDtrials(DTG/RPV)stillongoing
SwitchingtoDTG+RPVinHeavilypre-TreatedPatientsWhoareVirologically Suppressed
Díaz A,etal.IAC2016July2016.AbstractTUPDB0106;2CapettiPLOSOneOct2016;3Salingetal.IDWeek2016
ARS:Whichnovelanti-HIVdrugindevelopmentseemsmostexciting
toyou?1. Bictegravir,anINSTI2. VRC01,broadlyneutralizingantibody3. Doravirine,anNNRTI4. Fostemsavir,anattachmentinhibitor5. BMS-663068,amaturationinhibitor6. EFDa,anNRTIinhibitor7. None,toomanyvir namestoremember!
Newanti-HIVdrugsDrugclass Name ofdrug Comments
NRTI EFDa (4ʹ-ethynyl-2-fluoro-2ʹ-deoxyadenosine)
Phase Idata;animaldata;weeklyoralandmaybeformulatedtoONCEYEARLY
NNRTI Doravirine Phase IIIinprogress;beingstudiedasSPCwith3TC/TDF;canuseagainstRPV-resistantvirus
INSTI GS-9883 orBictegravir PhaseIII inprogresswithSPCasbictegravir/TAF/FTC;highgeneticbarriertoresistance
Attachmentinhibitor
BMS-663068orfostemsavir
LooksgoodinphaseIIb; nowinPhaseIII;novelclass
Maturationinhibitor
BMS-955176 Promising inphaseI;nowinPhaseII
BroadlyneutralizingAb
VRC01,forprevention ortreatment
Earlyindevelopment;Baretal.NEJMNov9,2016– delaysviralreboundbutresistance
ThankyoutoDrs.DianeHavlir,RajGandhi,MegNewman,VivekJain,GabeChamie,HarryLampiris,AnnieLuetkemeyer