“RUKOBIA, in conjunction with the other antiretrovirals I'm taking, got me to undetectable. And I've stayed there.”
Results may vary.
Dennis, taking RUKOBIA as part of an HIV-1 regimen.
Compensated by ViiV Healthcare.
Results with RUKOBIA
RUKOBIA could make the difference
RUKOBIA may help reduce the HIV viral load for people with no or limited options left.
In a ~5 year clinical study of 371 adults with HIV-1, RUKOBIA was added to their other HIV medicines and was evaluated at Day 8, Weeks 24, 96, 240.
A ~5 year clinical study showed that
A ~5 year clinical study showed that
RUKOBIA may help you reach and stay undetectable
Viral load decrease*:
At Day 9, all participants still on their current medicines were changed to RUKOBIA along with other medicines† that best fit the needs of each person for the remainder of the study.
Results may vary.
*Calculated from viral load changes: -0.79 log10 (RUKOBIA + current medicines) and -0.17 log10 (sugar pill + current medicines).
†The other medicines were based on the needs of each person and the number of active antiretroviral therapies remaining to replace their current medicines, which had stopped working.
Some people reached undetectable and remained undetectable through ~5 years*
More than half of the 272 people who took RUKOBIA along with other treatment medicines1 reached undetectable by 24 weeks and 45% remained undetectable at Week 240
- Undetectable means reducing the HIV in your blood to very low levels
- In the study, undetectable was defined as less than 40 copies/mL
*Results may vary
Average CD4+ T-cell count increased over time.
Results may vary
Some participants had improved CD4+ T-cell counts on RUKOBIA*
With other treatment medicines, RUKOBIA helped to increase the number of infection-fighting CD4+ T-cells in the immune system
AVERAGE INCREASE IN CD4+ T-CELL COUNTS FROM DAY 0
*Results may vary
Participants who started the study with very low CD4+ T-cell count (below 20 cells/mm³) had similar CD4+ recovery as the overall group, with an increase of more than 200 cells/mm³ on average through Week 240
Results may vary
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