Switching to injectable CAB/RPV-LA with detectable viral load

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IAS 2025 included results from two studies from the large US OPERA cohort on people who started injectable CAB/RPV-LA when their viral load was still detectable.

These results are important because even though CAB/RPV-LA is only approved as a switch option in people with viral load <50 copies/mL on oral ART, it is perhaps most likely to benefit people whose viral load is still detectable due to adherence difficulties with oral treatment.

Read the full news story at HIV i-Base.


All HIV i-Base reports from IAS 2025 can be accessed here.


 

Source : HIV i-Base

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