Supplementary Material Table 5. Ongoing PrEP studies among young key population, young people, and key populations. Age range. Study name and location

Similar documents
ETHICS IN HIV PREVENTION RESEARCH IN THE NEW ERA OF

Roy M. Gulick, MD, MPH Chief, Division of Infectious Diseases Professor of Medicine Weill Medical College of Cornell University New York City

Combination HIV Prevention Research Carl W. Dieffenbach, Ph.D.

Antiretroviral Drugs for HIV Seronegative People: It works in trials, what about the real world?

The HIV Prevention Pill: The State of PrEP Science and Implementation. James Wilton Coordinator, Biomedical Science of HIV Prevention CATIE

HIV Prevention Strategies HIV Pre-exposure prophylaxis

Where are we going after effectiveness studies?

Understanding the Results of VOICE

Biomedical Prevention Update Thomas C. Quinn, M.D.

Drug development in relation to PrEP and the PROUD study

Review of planned trials and key emerging issues for Thailand

Using anti-hiv drugs for prevention

PrEP: Pre Exposure Prophylaxis

Update on PrEP progress: WHO/UNAIDS challenges and actions

Inspiring HIV Prevention Innovations for Women. IPM Satellite Event Durban, 13 th June 2017 Annalene Nel

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT PARTNERS PrEP AND VOICE

Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)

The HIV Prevention Pill: The State of PrEP Science and Implementation

11/8/2016. Moving Beyond Truvada: The (Current) Future Pipeline for PrEP. Prevention Modalities

Strategic use of antiretroviral drugs to prevent HIV transmission

Overview of ARV-based prevention trials

The role of Integrase Inhibitors during HIV prevention

AVAC Global Advocacy for HIV Prevention

Update on Biomedical Prevention. Thomas C. Quinn, MD, MSc

PrEP efficacy the evidence

Multiple choice questions: ANSWERS

TasP - Individual versus Public Health Benefit versus Both.

The Big Picture: The current and evolving HIV prevention landscape

ART and Prevention: What do we know?

The HIV Prevention Product Pipeline for Adolescents JANUARY 8 TH, 2018

HIV: Pregnancy in Serodiscordant Couple. Dr Chow TS ID Clinic HPP

PrEP adherence in Black MSM in HPTN 073 and Beyond

Lessons from MSM PrEP pilots / demonstration projects. Kevin Rebe

MTN-020. Jared Baeten, MD PhD Thesla Palanee, PhD On behalf of the ASPIRE team MTN Annual Meeting, Bethesda 21 February 2012

Disclosure. Learning Objectives. Epidemiology. Transmission. Risk of Transmission PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS (PREP) FOR HIV PREVENTION 50,000.

Behavioral Research in the Microbicide Trials Network

HIV Prevention: 2010

The Science behind Preexposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Yunus Moosa Department of Infectious Diseases UKZN

Moving beyond condoms to prevent HIV transmission. Are you Prepared for HIV PrEP?

A Daily Pill to Prevent HIV: Oral Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)

The Big Picture: The current and evolving HIV prevention landscape

Adolescent PrEP Delivery: Strategies and Tools to Maximize Adherence Young Women in Africa. Jessica Haberer, MD, MS November 9, 2017

The Open Label Trial Past and Present

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis: The New Frontier of Prophylaxis Against HIV Infection

MTN 034/IPM 045: REACH Rings and PrEP in Young Women

Biomedical Prevention in HIV

Update on Antiretroviral-Based HIV Prevention

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) A Biomedical Intervention Prevention with Negatives Antiretroviral Prevention

The Open Label Trial Past and Present

PrEP for Women: HIV Prevention in Family Planning Settings

Treatment as Prevention in India: What will it take?

Victoria Pilkington, Andrew Hill, Sophie Hughes, Nneka Nwokolo and Anton Pozniak. Pilkington et al. Glasgow HIV Poster 0143

HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (HIV PrEP) in Scotland. An update for registered practitioners September 2017

The Feasibility of HIV Prevention Cohort Studies among Men who have Sex with Men (MSM) in sub-saharan Africa

PrEP Dosing Strategies

IAPAC Summit Daily And Intermittent PrEP

Overview and Status of PrEP in Kenya

CROI 2015: HIV Prevention Updates

Combination prevention: Public health and human rights imperatives

HIV Treatment Evolution. Kimberly Y. Smith MD MPH Vice President and Head, Global Research and Medical Strategy Viiv Healthcare

8/25/2016. Making Preexposure Prophylaxis Available in the Clinic: Considerations and Pathways Forward

On the Horizon for Consideration: Biomedical Advances in HIV Prevention

What We Will Learn From the REACH Study

PREPARING FOR PREP: FROM KEY POPULATIONS THEORY TO PRACTICE. Dr Oscar Radebe

Microbicides and Antiretroviral Therapy

Update on roll out of PrEP

ART for HIV Prevention:

PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS FOR HIV: EVIDENCE AND GENDER CONSIDERATIONS. Jean R. Anderson M.D. Director, Johns Hopkins HIV Women s Health Program

Getting Prepped for PrEP. Ken Ho, MD, MPH World AIDS Day

Where We Have Been and Where We are Going. Ian McGowan MD PhD FRCP

Pre-exposure prophylaxis : Systemic and topical. Linda-Gail Bekker The Desmond Tutu HIV Centre UCT SA HIV ClniciansSociety Conference 2012

HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)

Case Studies in PrEP Management. Kevin L. Ard, MD, MPH Massachusetts General Hospital, National LGBT Health Education Center April 15, 2016

OPTIONS. HOPE Protocol Team Meeting Lessons Learned from PrEP Rollout for the Dapivirine Ring. Elizabeth Gardiner, AVAC September 25, 2018

PEP and PREP. Dr David Hawkins Chelsea and Westminster Hospital

HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)

Clinical Education Initiative PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS. Speaker: Antonia Urbina, MD

Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)

Implementation of PrEP in Kenya

Update on ARV based PrEP

PrEPX frequently asked questions version 1

Biomedical HIV Prevention & PrEP Pre exposure Prophylaxis 2013

HIV Prevention among Women

HIV Research. San Francisco Department of Public Health Health Commission August 2, 2011

Psychosocial Issues in ART and HIV Prevention. Steven A. Safren, PhD

Successful results of clinical trials

Novel HIV Prevention Methods for Women

International Partnership for Microbicides

WOMEN & HIV: A GLOBAL UPDATE. Deanna Kerrigan, PhD, MPH Associate Professor Health, Behavior & Society

Impact of the Proposed Cuts to HIV/AIDS Research. Kevin Fisher AVAC September 7, 2017

The Evidence Base for Women

WHO s early release guidelines on PrEP: implications for emtct. Dominika Seidman, MD October 13, 2015

Translating the Science to End New HIV Infections in Kenya

ART and Transmission. Martin Fisher. Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals, UK

In collaboration with GLOBAL HEALTH SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO. Training workshop

HPTN Community Working Group 2017 IAS Debrief

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) and the Governor s Plan to End AIDS: What Every Clinician Needs to Know

Understanding the Impact of an HIV Intervention Package for Adolescents

ARVs for prevention in at-risk populations: Microbicides

Welcome and State of the Network. Cape Town, South Africa 27 th September 2016

Transcription:

Supplementary Material Table 5. Ongoing PrEP studies among young key population, young people, and key populations Study name and location ADAPT (HPTN 067) South Africa, Thailand, US (Harlem) Bangkok Tenofovir Study Open Label Extension Thailand Estimated enrollment 360 MSM/ Transge r women 180 Women (high risk) Age range Include under 18 Main study population 18+ No MSM (Bangkok, Harlem) Women (Cape Town) Study objective and design Design: Phase II, Randomized, Open-Label, Pharmacokinetic and Behavioral Study Overview: Identifies PrEP pill-taking schedules that participants are more likely to follow and determines if these schedules influence healthier sexual practices - Daily: one tablet oral TVF daily regardless of sexual activity - Time driven: one tablet oral TVD 2 days/week and post-exposure booster within 2 hours of sexual intercourse - Event driven: one table oral TVD prior to sexual intercourse and a post exposure booster within 2 hours or sexual intercourse 2413 20-60 No PWID Open label extension Overview: Follow-on trial of daily oral TDF in PWID Progress August 2011 - Closed to accrual May mid- to late- late-

California Collaborative Treatment Group Consortium/ ALERT (CCTG 593) US (Long Beach, Los Angeles, San Diego) CHAMPS-SA Plus Pills South Africa 600 (testing and linkage) 400 (PrEP adherence) 150 (Plus Pills arm) 18+ No MSM Overview: Determines if those recently screened for HIV will accept assistance to be linked into appropriate health services. Subjects screened for HIV at any CCTG consortium site will be offered linkage to PrEP or care, deping on HIV status. HIV negative participants will also be randomized to receive a text-messaging-based adherence intervention to improve adherence to PrEP. - link newly diagnosed, HIV infected persons from HIV testing sites to HIV specialist providers - link confirmed HIV negative persons with continued high risk behaviors to PrEP centers - text messaging based adherence intervention 15-19 Yes Young men Young women Overview: Combines HIV prevention strategies into an optimized prevention menu for adolescents, including PrEP, microbicides, HIV counseling and testing and circumcision. Treatment arms: CHAMPS is comprised of three pilot studies rolled out as a series of interrelated protocols. - Modes of PrEP administration (injectable, oral and vaginal ring) Uchoose - Pre-exposure Prophylaxis PrEP Plus pills - Male circumcision MACHO (Males Actively Choosing Healthy Options) Linkage interventio n July July Adherence interventio n July 2015

DemoPrEP Brazil The Demo Project (NIAID) US (Miami, San Francisco, Washington, DC) Durbar (DMSC) and Ashodaya Samithi India 400 18+ No MSM 300 (San Francisco) 200 (Miami) 100 (Washingto n DC) ~25% 25 Unkno wn MSM 2000 18-49 No FSW Overview: Assesses the acceptability, feasibility and safety of daily, oral TVD as PrEP over 12 months - TVD Overview: Determines the level of community interest in PrEP, evaluates adherence to a daily prevention regimen, examines how long they stay on it, and assesses changes to sexual practices - TVD with regular HIV testing, screening and treatment for other STIs, monitoring for PrEP drug side effects and changes in kidney function, medication adherence and HIV riskreduction counseling, and free condoms Overview: Assesses the use of a risk assessment tool to identify FSWs who would most benefit from PrEP, collect information about the reasons why FSWs choose to accept or decline PrEP, evaluate two different PrEP delivery strategies (weekly clinic pick-up or home delivery by peer educators every second day), monitor adherence to and discontinuation of PrEP, and evaluate uninted consequences of the use of PrEP in these communities October 2012. August November October

- Peer educator deliver TVD every other day - Weekly clinic pick-up of TVD East Bay Consortium/ CRUSH US (California) FACTS 002 South Africa 670 18-29 No YMSM of color Men/ women with HIV positive partner 100 16-17 Yes Young women Overview: Test and link young MSM of color to sexual health services; enhance and evaluate engagement and retention strategies for HIV positive young MSM of color; and engage and retain HIV-negative young MSM of color in sexual health services, including PrEP Phase II Randomized Controlled Trial Overview: Tests the safety and acceptability of tenofovir gel in South African young women Treatment arms: - TDF vaginal gel (BAT 24 dosing; one dose of gel within 12 hours before sex and a second dose of gel as soon as possible within 12 hours after sex and no more than two doses in a 24 hour period) December 2017 - Under review by South African Medicines Control Council, conditional on FACTS 001 results HPTN 073 US (Chapel Hill, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C.) 225 18+ No Black MSM Open label demonstration study with PrEP + C4 model Overview: Assesses initiation, acceptability, safety, and feasibility of PrEP for Black MSM utilizing client-centered care coordination (C4) models - TVD combined with C4

IPERGAY France, Canada, Germany Los Angeles County PATH PrEP Demo Project US (Los Angeles) LVCT and SWOP Kenya 1900 18+ No MSM 375 (PrEP) 18+ No MSM Unknown Unknow n Unkno wn MSM FSW Young women Randomized controlled trial Overview: Tests if TVD can offer protection against HIV infection if taken on an intermittent or on demand basis as PrEP - placebo - on demand TVD (2 pills 2-24 hours before sex, 2 pills after sex (1 pill every 24 hours)) Overview: Extensive screening for HIV among populations in high disease burden locations in Los Angeles County. PrEP offered to eligible HIV-uninfected persons. Social network testing intervention among high-risk MSM, with linkage to care for newly diagnosed HIV-positive people. Tests strategies to re-engage out-of-care HIVinfected people using social networks, a peer navigation program and an intensive case management strategy - TVD Overview: Introduces PrEP into combination prevention interventions targeting young women, FSWs, and MSM. Formative in France 2012 in Quebec July - Start ping in Germany December May May 2017 - Formative research in planning

MTN 017 Peru, South Africa, Thailand, United States, Puerto Rico NEXT-PREP (HPTN 069/ACTG 5305) US (Baltimore, Boston, Chapel Hill, Cleveland, Los Angeles, 186 Unknow n 400 (MSM) 200 (women) 18+ Sites encou raged to enroll YMS M,MS M and wome n of Unkno wn No MSM MSM Women at risk research underway to assess consumer perceptions and identify potential barriers and opportunities related to introduction. Outcomes include criteria for PrEP indication among young women and a menu of interventions for target populations, including PrEP and feasible delivery options. Phase II safety and acceptability trial Overview: Evaluates rectal safety, drug absorption and acceptability of a reduced glycerin formulation of tenofovir gel and oral TVD among MSM and Participants follow each regimen for 8 weeks with a week break between regimens - Reduced glycerin tenofovir gel used daily and before and after sex - Reduced glycerin tenofovir gel used before and after sex - TVD tablets taken daily Phase II Randomized, Double-Blind, Safety and Tolerability study Overview: Designed to learn more about the safety and acceptability of four different drug combinations when used as PrEP by MSM and women - Maraviroc - Maraviroc + Emtricitabine - Maraviroc + Tenofovir - Tenofovir + Emtricitabine (TVD) phase - Feasibility study report results December September 2015 July 2012

Newark, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, San Juan, Seattle, Washington, DC) Partners Demonstratio n Project Kenya, Uganda Project PrEPare (ATN 110) US Project PrEPare (ATN 113) US color 1000 18+ No Serodisc ordent couples (mostly young) Open label demonstration project Overview: PrEP is offered as a bridge until 6 months after ART initiation by the HIVinfected partner 200 18-22 No YMSM Open Label Demonstration Project and Phase II Safety Study Overview: Explores the safety, acceptability and feasibility of PrEP among young men who have sex with men (YMSM) who are at risk for HIV infection Study arms: - 2 Behavioral intervention (Many Men, Many Voices (3MV) and Personalized Cognitive Counseling (PCC)) before administering TVD 100 15-17 Yes YMSM Open Label Demonstration Project and Phase II Safety Study Overview: Designed to explore the safety, acceptability and feasibility of PrEP among young men who have sex with men (YMSM) who are at risk for HIV infection. August November 2012 November 2015 March March

PROUD UK (London) SAPPH-IRe Zimbabwe Sibanye Health Project South Africa SPARK Project NYC 500 (546 as of April ) Study arms: - 2 Behavioral intervention (Many Men, Many Voices (3MV) before administering TVD 18+ No MSM Open label pilot study for Phase IV trial Overview: Assesses trial feasibility, level of interest in PrEP in clinic populations, acceptability of randomization, risk behavior over time (self-report, STIs), change in risk following behavioral interventions, adherence behavior over time, and facilitators and barriers to reducing risk and adhering to a daily pill - TVD immediately - TVD after 12 months 800 18+ No FSW Open label demonstration project of TDF/FTC Overview: The demonstration project is nested within the intervention arm of a cluster randomized trial (anticipated recruitment of 800 FSW). Evaluation will use two population based surveys pre- and post-intervention in the 14 trial sites 200 18+ No MSM Pilot study Overview: Evaluates the acceptability and uptake of a combination package of biomedical, behavioral and community-level HIV prevention interventions and services for MSM in South Africa - TVD 445 22-52 No MSM Overview: Evaluates a program in which PrEP November 2012 - Fully enrolled April November 2015 May April 2015

US (New York) Sustainable Health center Implementatio n PrEP Pilot Study (SHIPP) (CDC Foundation) US VicPrEP Demonstratio n Project Australia 1200 (total) 600 (MSM) 200 Unknow n 18+ No MSM Women Men PWID Unkno wn Gay men PWID Serodiscorden t couples is introduced, provided, and supported as part of a comprehensive prevention package. Identifies and examines social and behavioral factors associated with disparities in access to prevention and care services among gay, bisexual, and other MSM in NYC that might direct or impact PrEP implementation programs and policies. - basic PrEP education - sexual health counseling intervention Health services implementation pilot study Overview: Observational cohort of HIVuninfected persons receiving daily oral PrEP at four federally qualified health centers that provide sexual health and primary care services to communities with high HIV incidence/prevalence. Studies how to incorporate the delivery of daily oral preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP) into the services provided by health centers serving sexually active adults at high risk of acquiring HIV infection. - TVD Overview: Examines the effectiveness of PrEP in the local settings and the factors contributing to its success - TVD (participant choice) - no TVD (participant choice) July 2017 June May 2017 start late

TAPS: Expanded use of ART for treatment and prevention for female sex workers in South Africa 605 18+ No FSW Overview: Assesses whether oral PrEP and TasP can be rolled out within a combination prevention and care approach tailored to FSWs February September South Africa (Hillbrow, Waterval Boven) MSM = men who have sex with men TWG = transger women FSW = female sex workers PWID = people who inject drugs TDF= tenofovir TVD= emtricitabine/tenofovir (FTC/TDF)