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April 28, 2015
The field has spent several intense years studying tenofovir gel as a rectal microbicide, and we all look forward to the results (due early 2016) of the world’s first Phase II rectal microbicide trial MTN 017 which tested a reduced glycerin formulation of tenofovir gel.
But there is a lot more going on than tenofovir gel!
In this webinar, hosted by IRMA and AVAC, we looked at new rectal agents in development, including the antiretroviral drug Dapivirine and Griffithsin, a potent, anti-HIV protein derived from red algae. We also discussed plans for developing new microbicide formulations like rectal douches.
Speakers
Kenneth Palmer
University of Louisville
Ross Cranston
University of Pittsburgh, MTN
Craig Hendrix
Johns Hopkins University