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Worldwide Antiretroviral Drug Sales 2006

  • Chad Cipiti

Drug Company $ Million Change From 2005 Notes Truvada Gilead 1,194 +210% Kaletra Abbott 1,135 +13% Combivir GlaxoSmithKline 977 -8% Reyataz Bristol-Myers Squibb 931 +34% Sustiva Bristol-Myers Squibb 791 +16% Includes $76 million related to Atripla sales Viread Gilead 689…

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Immune Activation in HIV Infection: More Than Just Markers

  • Chad Cipiti

More Than Just Markers By Richard Jefferys "... no longer solely of interest to academic immunologists ..." At the recent International AIDS Society conference in Sydney, Mike Lederman reminded attendees that abnormally high levels of immune activation were described in the first…

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Gut Reactions

  • Chad Cipiti

By Richard Jefferys The biggest obstacle to understanding how HIV causes immune damage is the complexity of the human immune system, a vast collection of different cells and tissues that typically work together in concert to protect against disease. HIV…

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Update: Leaking LPS

  • Chad Cipiti

As this issue went to press, a paper appeared from Daniel Douek and colleagues reporting data which, the authors argue, further supports the model of HIV pathogenesis outlined in their Nature Immunology review. Douek's group had previously speculated that one…

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In Brief

  • Chad Cipiti

Stavudine Associated With Risk for Type-2 Diabetes Generic Efavirenz/Tenofovir/FTC Combo Compulsory License for Efavirenz in Thailand Why Do People Still Die After Taking ARVs? Is it the Brand of Drugs? Stavudine Associated With Risk for Type-2 Diabetes By Simon Collins,…

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GRACE Under Pressure

  • Chad Cipiti

By Rob Camp Tibotec's clinical development program for the protease inhibitor darunavir (Prezista, TMC114) delivered the drug to market several months ahead of schedule. But even as it began shipping to pharmacies around the country one nagging uncertainty remained: Would…

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Editorial: What’s Next?

  • Chad Cipiti

Leadership Lacking in Move From 3x5 to Universal Access By Mark Harrington The past year saw a number of post mortems about the World Health Organization's "3x5" initiative to support countries in treating at least 50% of their HIV-infected populations…

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SMART Stops Stopping

  • Chad Cipiti

By Richard Jefferys The Strategies for the Management of Antiretroviral Therapy (SMART) trial was designed to investigate whether antiretroviral therapy could be used on an as-needed basis rather than continuously. The protocol involved interrupting therapy when the CD4 count was…

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Overlapping Epidemics: TB, HIV and Viral Hepatitis

  • Chad Cipiti

TB, HIV and Viral Hepatitis By Tracy Swan Disturbing reports of overlapping TB, HIV, and viral hepatitis epidemics emerged at the 2005 International AIDS Society Conference. In the newly independent states of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, HIV incidence continues…

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