Novel Antibody Products Ring The Treatment Changes In HIV
Executive Summary
Two Canadian companies – Theratechnologies and CytoDyn – exploring the use of monoclonal antibodies in the fight against HIV presented data for their novel late-stage candidates at the recent CROI meeting in Seattle. They are aimed at patients experiencing multi-drug resistance and represent a change in this mature therapy area dominated by small-molecule oral products.
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