Lenacapavir EAP in the UK closed to new referrals: NHS England and Gilead fail to agree a price after more than two years

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In early April, Gilead notified HIV doctors in the UK that the early access programme (EAP) for lenacapavir would now be closed to new participants. However, people already enrolled will be able to continue to access free drugs.

BHIVA responded with social media posts and a statement to all members.

Lenacapavir was approved in 2022 as a treatment for people with multiple drug resistance (MDR). The EAP was set up for the small number of people who urgently needed access while discussions about pricing were still ongoing.

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Source : HIV i-Base

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