Alex
@alex-schneider.bsky.social
HIV+ and gay activist, researcher, #UequalsU #НравноН #NoHIVstigma #LivingFreeWithHIV
A new long-acting antibody (N6LS) combined with CAB LA could make HIV treatment even simpler—potentially requiring just a few injections per year. Researchers are now exploring even longer dosing intervals. #CROI2025 🔗 More details: life4me.plus/en/news/croi...
N6LS Antibody Brings Us Closer to Long-Acting HIV Treatment
This research marks an exciting step toward making HIV treatment easier and less of a daily burden for millions of people worldwide.
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The CARES study confirmed that long-acting injectable HIV treatment CAB/RPV remains highly effective after 96 weeks, performing just as well as daily pills. This could be a game-changer for regions where daily adherence is challenging. #CROI2025 🔗 More details: life4me.plus/en/news/croi...
A Game-Changer for HIV Treatment?
Long-Acting Injections Show Continued Success at 96 Weeks.
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A new once-daily combination of Islatravir (ISL) and Doravirine (DOR) showed strong efficacy in two Phase 3 studies—one with participants switching from Biktarvy and another from various standard ART regimens. #CROI2025 🔗 Read more: life4me.plus/en/news/croi...
New Oral Islatravir/Doravirine Regimen Shows Strong Results in Two Phase 3 Studies
A new HIV treatment, a once-daily pill, has shown promise in maintaining viral suppression in people living with HIV, according to recent Phase III clinical trials
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FFFS. Maybe I'm just particularly grumpy & tired today but stop saying that PEOPLE FAILED. Their treatment failed. Especially when they are on injectables and had all their injections on time. I'm literally flinching each time I hear it. @peoplefirstcharter.bsky.social #CROI2025
A once-yearly HIV prevention shot? 💉 New research at #CROI2025 shows a single LEN injection could provide year-long protection—potentially transforming PrEP access and adherence. Could this be the future of HIV prevention? 🤔 🔗 Read more: life4me.plus/en/news/croi...
A Once-Yearly HIV Prevention Shot Could Transform PrEP Access
Scientists at CROI 2025 presented new research showing that a single yearly injection of lenacapavir could be just as effective as current methods.
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🚀 A new era in HIV treatment? I’m still skeptical, but a Phase 2 study shows twice-yearly LEN + bNAbs (TAB & ZAB) kept 96% virally suppressed for 26 weeks—potential alternative to daily ART. #CROI2025 🔗 More: life4me.plus/en/news/croi...
A New Era in HIV Treatment: Phase 2 Study Shows Promise for Twice-Yearly Injections
Researchers from Yale University have been investigating a novel combination therapy involving lenacapavir and two broadly neutralizing antibodies.
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📢 Advocates rally at #CROI2025 against proposed cuts to HIV research funding. Scientists & activists warn that slashing NIH & CDC budgets could stall progress in treatment & prevention. Sustained funding is critical for future breakthroughs! 🔗 More: life4me.plus/en/news/croi...
🚀 Long-acting antibodies as an alternative to daily HIV treatment? The RIO study at #CROI2025 shows that 75% of participants on two broadly neutralizing antibodies (bNAbs) stayed virally suppressed without daily ART for 20+ weeks—some for over a year! 🔗 Read more: life4me.plus/en/news/croi...
RIO Study Suggests Antibodies Could Offer a Break from Daily HIV Treatment
Long-acting antibodies could allow some people with HIV to stay off daily antiretroviral therapy (ART) for extended periods.
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🚨CALL TO ACTION!🚨 Join us at the SAVE OUR SCIENCES: RALLY FOR HIV RESEARCH to protest funding freezes & cuts threatening life-saving HIV research! 📅 March 10, 2025 🕕 6-7 PM 📍 Yerba Buena Gardens, San Francisco 🔗 More info & sign up: p2a.co/YS8dsxA #croi2025 @drlaurajwaters.bsky.social
So heartwarming to see Rebecca Denison's husband, daughter Sarah (one of Rebecca's twin girls born in 1996, both HIV negative) & the doctor who delivered her all in the audience supporting their incredible wife/mum/care recipient ❤️❤️❤️❤️ #croi2025
Hey everyone! 👋 Just getting started here – it’s quieter than X, but it feels better already. As an HIV activist, having an open and honest voice is so important. Let’s see how this space evolves! Looking forward to connecting and sharing thoughts with you all. 🌈