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International AIDS Vaccine Initiative UK CAB May 21, 2004 Maite Suárez, European Country Programmes Officer

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International AIDS Vaccine Initiative. UK CAB May 21, 2004 Maite Suárez, European Country Programmes Officer. IAVI. International, scientific, non for profit organisation HQ New York European office s in Amsterdam, working space in Brussels Offices in Nairobi and New Delhi - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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International AIDS Vaccine Initiative

UK CAB May 21, 2004

Maite Suárez, European Country Programmes Officer

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IAVI

• International, scientific, non for profit organisation– HQ New York– European offices in Amsterdam, working space in Brussels– Offices in Nairobi and New Delhi

• IAVI’s mission is – To accelerate the development of a safe and effective

preventive AIDS vaccine and to ensure that once is available it will be readily accessible, especially to those most in need

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IAVI: Strategies• Accelerate R&D

• Promising candidates clinical trials in the South

• Mobilise public support to AIDS vaccines• Awareness, information, political lobbying

• Facilitate the involvement of the private sector• Preserving social objectives (proprietary arrangements)

• Prepare global access to AIDS vaccines• Key part of the comprehensive response against HIV/AIDS

Global effort Alliances

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IAVI: Key Driving Ideas• Look for alliances

• North and South; public and private

• Create the conditions to conduct sustainable clinical research in, for and with the South

• R&D and development agendas

• Prepare for success NOW

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IAVI: Sources of Funds • Governments (~ 66%)

• Canada, The Netherlands, UK, US, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Ireland

• Multilateral (~ 3%)• World Bank

• Private Foundations (~ 30%)• Bill & Melinda Gates, Rockefeller, Alfred P. Sloan, Starr

• Private sector (~ 1%)• Becton, Dickinson and company

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IAVI: Expenses 1996-2008• R&D 77%

• Advocacy work 11%

• Administrative and general costs 8%

• Fundraising 2%

• Political lobbying 2%

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IAVI’s European NGO Partners• France: AIDES• United Kingdom: National AIDS Trust• Netherlands: AIDS Fonds• Denmark: AIDS Fondet• Germany: Deutsche AIDS Stiftung • Spain: gTt• Sweden: Noah’s Ark• Belgium: Sensoa*

* Currently in preparation

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Working with NGO partners• Information, education, awareness

• Partner´s and/or IAVI´s tools• Multilingual work a must

• Political work• Several levels (regional, national, EU, global)• Great diversity in-between countries

• Clinical trials in Europe• IAVI as facilitator of community involvement• Ongoing cooperation VGW; trial countries

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IAVI R&D Activities in EuropeResearch Manufacturing Clinical TrialsOxford, UK

Bioption, SW

Core lab, UK

Cobra, UK

IDT, DE

Berna, CH

St. Mary’s, London, UKSt. Thomas, London, UKOxford, UKSimbec, Wales, UK

GG&GD, NL*

CHUV, Lausanne, CH

Univ. Bonn, DEUniv. Hamburg, DE

St. Pieter ZH, Brussels, BESGS, Antwerp, BE

* to be initiated

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HIV vaccines approachesrecombinant protein

synthetic peptides (V3)

naked DNA

Viral, bacterial vectors

whole-inactivated virus

live-attenuated virus

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What and to Whom?• A preventive AIDS vaccine will be given to people uninfected with HIV to train their immune systems to prevent infection or AIDS • There is no chance of any preventive vaccine

now in clinical trials causing HIV infection because they contain only synthetic copies of portions of the virus, not the virus itself

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Stages of vaccine researchPre-clinical

• Biological idea/concept

• Laboratory development• Construction of product GLP• In parallel manufacturing (GMP); animal

testing

• Animal testing• Toxicity, immunogenicity• GLP and GMP identical

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Stages of vaccine researchClinical

• Phase I, preliminary– n=dozens; low risk of contracting HIV; safety

• Phase II, intermediate– n= hundreds; low and higher risk of contracting

HIV; more safety, immunogenecity, dosage, administration

• Phase III, advanced– n= thousands; high risk of contracting HIV

infection; efficacy vs. placebo

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Completed Trials UKStudy ID Sites Design # Dose/

Sched. Status

#001 Oxford Single blind 18 2 x0.1 or 0.5 mg DNA

Complete

#005 Oxford OpenRollover

9 Late MVA boost of #001 volunteers

Complete

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Ongoing Trials UKStudy ID Sites Design #

volunteers(Vac. / Pl)

Dose/Sched.

Status

#006Prime/Boost

London and Oxford

DB, R, PCPrime/day 0EB (8/12w)–LB (20/24w)

120 Prime 0.5/2mg DNA; Boost5x10e7MVA

VaccinationsComplete, trial compl. by Aug 04

#010Prime/Boost

London(Kenya)

DB, R, PCPrime (0/1m)Boost (5/8m)Route SC, IM, ID

111(90/21)

Prime 0.5mg DNA; Boost5x10e7 MVA

Enrolment complete

#011 Wales(SA, CH, NL)

DB, R, PCMVARoute SC, IM, ID

111(90/21)

MVA dose escalation till 2.5x10e8

low and mid dose enrolment compl.

#016 Oxford DB, R, PCMVADNA/MVA

24(16/8)

Day 0,28,56MVA 1x10e8DNA 4 mg

12 volunteers enroled