Longer Intervals OK With ViiV's Injectable Anti-HIV Regimen
Executive Summary
Topline results from the Phase III ATLAS-2M study indicate that injections every two months of ViiV/Janssen’s two-drug anti-HIV regimen are non-inferior to a once-monthly injectable regimen.
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