Antiretroviral combination therapy
This page covers all Antiretroviral combination therapy drugs tracked by Drug Landscape: marketed products and active clinical-stage compounds, targeting HIV reverse transcriptase, HIV protease, HIV integrase (depending on regimen composition), HIV reverse transcriptase, HIV protease (depending on formulation).
Targets
HIV reverse transcriptase, HIV protease, HIV integrase (depending on regimen composition) · HIV reverse transcriptase, HIV protease (depending on formulation)
Marketed (5)
- Different HAART regimens · Danish HIV Research Group · Infectious Disease / Virology
HAART regimens suppress HIV replication by combining multiple antiretroviral drugs that target different stages of the viral life cycle. - Routine three-drug antiretroviral prophylaxis · University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill · Infectious Disease / Virology
A combination of three antiretroviral drugs that work together to suppress HIV replication by targeting different stages of the viral lifecycle. - Late HAART · Hospital Nossa Senhora da Conceicao · Infectious Disease / Virology
Late HAART is a combination antiretroviral therapy regimen that suppresses HIV replication by inhibiting multiple stages of the viral life cycle. - Standard Triple · University of Alberta · Infectious Disease / Virology
Standard Triple is a fixed-dose combination of three antiretroviral agents used to suppress HIV replication. - Highly active antiretroviral therapy · PETHEMA Foundation · Infectious Disease / Virology
HAART uses a combination of antiretroviral drugs from different classes to suppress HIV replication by targeting multiple steps of the viral lifecycle simultaneously.
Phase 3 pipeline (3)
- ARV bitherapie · ANRS, Emerging Infectious Diseases · Infectious Disease
ARV bitherapie is a two-drug antiretroviral combination regimen designed to suppress HIV replication by targeting viral reverse transcriptase and/or protease enzymes. - HIV antiretroviral therapy · French National Agency for Research on AIDS and Viral Hepatitis · Infectious Disease / Virology
HIV antiretroviral therapy works by inhibiting viral replication through multiple mechanisms targeting different stages of the HIV life cycle. - Antiretroviral Combinations · Chang Gung Memorial Hospital · Infectious Disease / Virology
Antiretroviral combinations work by simultaneously targeting multiple steps of HIV replication through different drug classes to suppress viral load and prevent resistance.
Phase 2 pipeline (1)
- ARV regimen chosen by treating physician · Kristine Patterson, MD · Infectious Disease / Virology
This is a physician-selected antiretroviral regimen tailored to individual patient characteristics and viral resistance profile.