Ugandan scientists move closer to HIV treatment injection taken once every two months that could replace daily ARV pills

Uganda is preparing for a major shift in HIV treatment as researchers and health officials work towards introducing long-acting injectable antiretroviral therapy (ART) that could replace daily HIV pills with injections taken once every two months. The new treatment, which combines cabotegravir and rilpivirine, is expected to help people living with HIV maintain treatment more The post Ugandan scientists move closer to HIV treatment injection taken once every two months that could replace daily ARV pills first appeared on Matooke Republic.