MTN-038 Clinical Considerations. Site Specific Training 11 Sept 2018

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MTN-038 Clinical Considerations Site Specific Training 11 Sept 2018

Overview Medical and Menstrual History Physical and Pelvic Exams STI/RTI/UTIs Con Meds Contraception Prohibited Meds and Practices Product Use Management

Baseline Medical History Comprehensive snap-shot at Enrollment) Starting at the Screening Visit and reviewed/updated at Enrollment Visit, prior to randomization Hospitalizations Surgeries Allergies Conditions requiring prescription Chronic (> 2 weeks) or current conditions Abnormal screening labs Abnormal physical and pelvic findings Documentation Medical YN CRF Medical History CRF Chart notes NOTE! Record any current medications on Con Meds Log CRF 3

Follow-Up Medical History Medical history must be updated at all follow-up visits Documentation Are previously reports conditions ongoing? Are there new or worsening symptoms? Site clinicians can use their expertise to elicit complete and accurate information Chart notes, or Site specific tool All newly-identified symptoms and conditions will be documented on the AE Log CRF NOTE! the Medical History CRF is not updated for changes from baseline 4

Concomitant Medications Record on Concomitant Medications Log CRF Prescription and OTC medications/preparations Vaccinations Vitamins and other nutritional supplements Herbal, naturopathic, traditional preparations Contraceptives Individual pill packets IUD/implant insertion/removal Depo shots 5

Genital Bleeding Baseline Menstrual History Follow-up Menstrual History Collected at Screening and Enrollment Documented on the Visit Checklist or chart notes Moving away from strict ranges for menses Moving towards FGGT definitions of bleeding abnormalities Changes in bleeding patterns will be assessed during follow-up Collected at all follow-up visits Expected bleeding, including in relation to contraceptive use, is not considered an AE Bleeding associated with speculum insertion and/or specimen collection is not an adverse event. Any bleeding within 7 days prior to PK collection should be documented on the Cervical Specimen Storage CRF, to inform results interpretation if needed. 6 NOTE! Attempt to avoid menses within first 7 days of product use. Proceed with pelvic exam if mild spotting, per clinical discretion

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Reporting GU AEs Vaginal discharge per FGGT Participant report Observed by the clinician If captured both by history and on examination, only report the one with the more severe grade Vaginal bleeding Record any genital bleeding that is different from baseline and NOT expected due to contraceptive use 8

Phyical Exam When Full exam required at Screening Targeted exam required at Enrollment Targeted exam at any follow-up visits (V3-10), if indicated Document Cross Reference Con Meds Log if participant reports medication, check to see if connected to a physical exam finding or vice versa Physical Exam CRF is recommended source document Transcribe abnormal findings at Screening or Enrollment onto Baseline Medical History Log CRF During follow-up, transcribe abnormalities onto AE Log CRF as needed 9

Physical Exam Components Full Exam Targeted Exam General appearance X X Vital Signs X X Weight, Height X * Lympth nodes, neck, HEENT X * Heart, lungs, abdomen, extremeties, skin, neurological X * NOTE: Respirations as component of vital signs only required at screening visit 10

Pelvic Exam When Required at all visits, except Final Contact (Visit 10) Careful attention needed for order of procedures (follow pelvic exam checklist) Performed with ring in place Avoid during menses Reminder Use terms from the Pelvic Exam CRF or FGGT 11 Document Pelvic Exam CRF is recommended source document Transcribe abnormal findings at Screening or Enrollment onto Medical History CRF During follow-up, transcribe abnormalities onto AE CRF as needed

12 Pelvic Exam Findings NORMAL Gland openings Nabothian cysts Mucus retention cysts Gartner s duct cysts Blood vessel changes other than disruption Skin tags Scars Cervical ectopy IUCD strings Some (scant) bleeding from speculum insertion/removal or biopsy (Note: Record use of coagulants from biopsy on Con Meds Log CRF)

STI/RTI/UTI Management Manage per CDC guidelines Provide observed single dose regimens when possible Document all treatments taken on Con Meds Log CRF STI Evaluations performed Chlamydia Gonorrhea Trichomonas Hepatitis B HIV 1/2 Syphilis HSV 1/2 detection 13

STI/RTI/UTI Management, con t If diagnosed with symptomatic RTI/UTI during screening enroll after completion of treatment and resolution of symptoms If diagnosed with STI during screening exclusionary, may not be enrolled If diagnosed with RTI/UTI/STI during follow-up (AE) must be documented and followed to resolution 14

UTI Management Suspected UTIs may be clinically managed based on the presence of symptoms consistent with a UTI Urine dipstick may be performed per site standard of care but sites are expected to send a urine culture for definitive diagnosis/capture Capture abnormalities from the dipstick (protein, glucose) in the Baseline Medical History Log CRF per DAIDS toxicity table 15

RTI Management Symptomatic BV and vulvovaginal candidiasis. In the absence of laboratory confirmed diagnosis, use the term vulvovaginitis if 2 or more are present: Pain, Itching, Erythema, Edema, Rash Cervicitis when 2 or more are present in the absence of a laboratory-confirmed STI, report as cervicitis and follow the DAIDS FGGT Dyspareunia, Erythema, Edema, Tenderness, Discharge, Tenderness 16

HIV Testing At screening and/or enrollment a participant has signs/symptoms suggestive of acute HIV NOT eligible for enrollment 17 Participants who fail screening due to concern for acute HIV should have repeat testing no sooner than two months following the prior TM2negative HIV test. If the HIV antibody test is negative and the participant no longer has symptoms suggestive of acute viral infection, then the participant may undergo a second screening attempt for the study

Slide 17 TM2 To check if this matches Lab SSP Tara McClure, 7/23/2018

HIV Reporting HIV is NOT included in the DAIDS Toxicity Table and is NOT considered an AE for data collection/reporting NO reporting of HIV or HIV infection You MAY report seroconversion illness if a participant seroconverts and develops one or more signs of symptoms of acute HIV 18

Contraception Must use effective method 30 days prior to enrollment with intention to continue use: Hormonal methods (not contraceptive ring) IUD Sterilization Sex exclusively with individuals assigned female at birth Abstinent from PVI for 90 days prior and intending to continue 19

Prohibited Practices 20 Duration of study participation beginning 24 hours before the enrollment visit Inserting any non-study vaginal products or objects into your vagina or rectum, including: o o o o o o Sex toys (dildos, vibrators, etc.) Female condoms Diaphragms Spermicides Lubricants Contraceptive VRs o o o o o Menstrual cups Cervical caps or any other vaginal barrier method Douches Vaginal or rectal medications Vaginal moisturizers Taking specific medications*, such as o Anticoagulants or blood thinners (such as heparin, Lovenox, warfarin, Plavix [clopidogrel bisulfate) o Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) 72 hours before each clinic visit Engaging in o Receptive anal practices including: Penile-anal intercourse o Receptive vaginal practices including: Penile-vaginal intercourse Receptive oral intercourse Finger stimulation (clitoral and vaginal) 24 hours before each clinic visit Tampon use Additionally, 72 hours before and after each biopsy collection visit Taking Aspirin (greater than 81 mg) Receptive vaginal and anal sexual practices (see column to left)

Product Use Management Identify the conditions that would require a product hold or discontinuation Review conditions that require follow-up per protocol before product resumed 21

Permanent Discontinuation Acquisition of HIV-1 infection Allergic reaction to VR Pregnancy Breastfeeding Non therapeutic injection drug use 22

Temporary Discontinuation Reported PEP use Reported PrEP use Use of heparin, Lovenox, warfarin, Plavix, or other anticoagulant Product hold for more than 7 days Submit PSRT query Participant unwilling to comply with procedures, etc. 23

Product Use Management: Grade 1 and Grade 2 AEs AE addressed in protocol section 9.6? no CONTINUE product. yes Follow relevant protocol section 24 Protocol Reference: Section 9.4

Product Use Management: Grade 3 AEs AE addressed in protocol section 9.6? no Assess AE relationship to product not related CONTINUE product. yes related 25 Follow relevant protocol section Temporary hold, consult PSRT Protocol Reference: Section 9.4

Product Use Management: Grade 4 AEs AE addressed in protocol section 9.6? no Temporary hold, consult PSRT yes 26 Follow relevant protocol section Protocol Reference: Section 9.4

Product Use Management: STI/RTIs CONTINUE product, unless other product hold guidelines apply. Consult the PSRT if a temporary hold is deemed necessary and instituted by the IoR/designee. Vaginally applied medications should not be used. Whenever possible, oral or parenteral medications should be used instead. 27 Protocol Reference: Section 9.4

Product Use Management: Superficial epithilial disruption or localized erythema/edema (area of < 50% of vulvar surface or combined vaginal and cervical surface) CONTINUE product. Perform naked eye exam. Re-evaluate by speculum exam in 3-5 days. Has it worsened? yes Temporary hold, consult PSRT no CONTINUE product. 28 Protocol Reference: Section 9.6

Product Use Management: Deep epithilial disruption or generalized erythema/edema Temporary hold, perform naked eye exam Re-evaluate by speculum exam in 3-5 days. Has it resolved? no Continue hold and re-evaluate by speculum exam in 2-3 days. Has it resolved? no Continue hold, consult with PSRT re permanent hold yes CONTINUE product. yes CONTINUE product. 29 Protocol Reference: Section 9.6

Product Use Management: Unexpected genital bleeding CONTINUE product and perform naked eye pelvic examination Due to deep epithelial disruption? yes Refer to guidelines in protocol Section 9.6 no Continue Product use 30 Protocol Reference: Section 9.6

Product Use Management: Genital petechia and ecchymosis CONTINUE product and perform naked eye exam 31 Protocol Reference: Section 9.6

THANKS! Any questions? MTN-037 Clinical and Safety Considerations, Study-Specific Training, 11SEPT2018 32