HIV Clinical Update- HIV prevention

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HIV Clinical Update- HIV prevention 18 th Australian and New Zealand Conference on Haemophilia and Rare Bleeding Disorders, Melbourne October 13 th 2017 Edwina Wright

Disclosures None in the past 12 months Previously Study drug provided VicPrEP Study Gilead Receipt of unrestricted research funds Gilead, Abbott, Janssen Cilag, Boehringer Ingelheim Receipt of funding for consultancy, lectures & developing educational resources ViiV, Merck, Gilead and Abbott All funds used for research purposes only

Ending HIV transmission has been an implied goal without a due date, until now 2017 2030

The Concept of Ending HIV Transmissions by 2030 1 Is invigorating Provides new incentives Inspires desire for new and novel partnerships and for refreshing existing partnerships Invokes desire for best ideas and strategies Increases forbearance Increases hope and optimism Rebukes cynicism 1. UNAIDS Fast-track: ending the AIDS epidemic by 2030

Strategies to reduce HIV transmission by 30-99% Available in Australia QPrEP QPrEP D EPIC NSW PRELUDE

Efficacy of HIV Prevention Strategies Study ART for prevention: PARTNER & Opposite Attract studies ART for prevention; HPTN 052,10 years PrEP for MSM: the PROUD demo project PrEP for MSM: the IPERGAY Effect Size, % (95% CI) 100 (0-0.30) 93 (0.02-0.22) 86 (62-96) 86 (39-98) Consistent condom use, P-V sex, Heteros 80 (35-94) PrEP for heterosexual discordant couples 94 (85-98) Consistent condom use, any anal sex, MSM 70 (59-79) PrEP for heterosexuals; TDF2 Medical male circumcision PrEP for MSM; iprex, Microbicide;CAPRISA 004 HIV vaccine;rv144 63 (21-84) 54 (38-66) 44 (15-63) 39 (6-60) 31 (1-51) Adapted from Abdool Karim SS, et al. Lancet. 2011 0 20 40 60 80 Efficacy (%) 100

How Does Treatment as Prevention Work? 1 in 1,000 Australians are HIV+ Healthy HIVpeople have a median CD4+ T- cell count of 900 cells/μl CD4+ T-cells regulate response to pathogens and infections through humoral and cellular immune mechanisms 1. Le et al, NEJM 2013 HIV infects and destroys CD4+ T-cells

1. Brenchley et al., J Exp Med, 2004. 2 Zeng et al., Plos Path 2012. 3. Lewin, Lancet 2013. Early HIV infection Massive depletion of CD4+ T cells in gut => chronic inflammation 1 Onset lymph node damage => fibrosis & poor immune function & inflammation 2 HIV reservoirs established in latent CD4+T- cells and brain, gut, lymph nodes and gonads => challenge for HIV cure 3

Antiretroviral Therapy Plasma HIV viral load CD4+ cell count and immune health- gut and LN integrity Inflammation and immune activation CD4+ reservoir size Mortality AIDS, non-aids Longevity HIV transmission to sexual partners Transmission to injecting partners and neonates Community HIV viral load => HIV incidence in communities in San Francisco & Africa Palella,1998; Ananworanich 2012; Hunt, 2012; Zeng, 2012; Cohen, 2016, Das, 2010; Geng, 2012; Tanser, 2013; Le, 2014; Rodger, 2016

The science of immediate ART is IN!!!! TEMPRANO In 2015 the WHO recommended that all HIV+ people should be offered ART Adapted from De Cock, El-Sadr NEJM, 2013

Study HIV Serodifferent Couples Study design Follow-up Linked Infections N, (rate/100py), CI Rate Ratio & Risk Reduction HPTN 052 Cohen, 2016 Heterosexuals Sexually active HIV+ CD4+ 350-500 cells/mm 3 RCT HIV+ partner randomised to immediate or deferred ART (CD4 <250cells/mm 3) Total 8,494 PYFU Early 4,314 PYFU Delayed 4,108 PYFU Total 46 (0.54) Early 3 (0.07) Delayed 43 (1.03) 3/43 = 0.07% 93% Study HIV Serodifferent Couples Study design Follow-up Linked Infections N, (rate/100py), CI Yrs sex req d to transmit HIV PARTNER Study Rodger, 2016 MSM Heterosexuals HIV+ partner on ART Observational cohort study Couples had regular condomless sex Any 1238 CYFU Vag 629 CYFU Anal 522 CYFU IA 417 CYFU RAE 166 CYFU Total 0 (0), (0-0.30) Total 0 (0), (0-0.59) Total 0 (0), (0-0.71) Total 0 (0), (0-0.88) Total 0 (0), (0-2.23) 333 years 169 years 140 years 113 years 45 years

Grulich at el, IAS 2017. Abstract number TUAC0506LB Opposites Attract Study MSM Serodiscordant couples. N=358 HIV+ partner on ART Australia (n=157); Thailand (n=105); Brazil (n=106) At baseline, 79.9% of HIV+ partners were on ART and 77.9% had UVL There were 3 new HIV infections but no linked transmissions Linked Transmissions Couples years of follow-up CYFU CLAI acts (n) Incidence per 100 CYFU (95% CI) Yrs couple sex req Overall Any CLAI Any CLAI, no daily PrEP Insertive CLAI Receptive CLAI UVL (<200) VL>200 STI diagnosed First 6 months of ART 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 591.2 318.0 241.3 210.0 132.1 236.2 5.17 23.2 10.0 16,889 16,889 12,928 8,389 4,569 12,638 290 1,007 341 0 (0-0.62) 161 yrs 0 (0-1.16) 86 yrs 0 (0-1.53) 65 yrs 0 (0-1.76) 57 yrs 0 (0-2.79) 36 yrs 0 (0-1.56) 64 yrs 0 (0-71.4) 1.4 yrs 0 (0-15.9) 6.2 yrs 0 (0-36.9) 2.7 yrs

Treatment as Prevention Recent summary from the CDC This means that people who take ART daily as prescribed and achieve and maintain an undetectable viral load have effectively no risk of sexually transmitting the virus to an HIV-negative partner https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/library/dcl/dcl/092717.html

Efficacy of HIV Prevention Strategies Study ART for prevention: PARTNER study & Opposite Attract studies ART for prevention; HPTN 052,10 years PrEP for MSM: the PROUD demo project PrEP for MSM: the IPERGAY Effect Size, % (95% CI) 100 (0-0.30) 93 (0.02-0.22) 86 (62-96) 86 (39-98) Consistent condom use, P-V sex, Heteros 80 (35-94) PrEP for heterosexual discordant couples 94 (85-98) Consistent condom use, any anal sex, MSM 70 (59-79) PrEP for heterosexuals; TDF2 Medical male circumcision PrEP for MSM; iprex, Microbicide;CAPRISA 004 HIV vaccine;rv144 63 (21-84) 54 (38-66) 44 (15-63) 39 (6-60) 31 (1-51) Adapted from Abdool Karim SS, et al. Lancet. 2011 0 20 40 60 80 Efficacy (%) 100

What is PrEP? Antiretroviral agents used by HIV negative people to reduce their risk of acquiring HIV infection Sexual exposure/ Injecting drug use/ Conception Antiretroviral agents in use Tenofovir or Tenofovir + emtricitabine Current Research Tenofovir alafenamide (TAF) + emtricitabine versus tenofovir + emtricitabine Long acting intra-muscular injections: Cabotegravir Intravenous antibodies: VRCO1 Antibody Mediated Protection (AMP) study Periodicity Daily/Intermittently/ Peri-coitally

PrEP s efficacy rests upon adherence Daily dosing is associated with a 99% reduction in HIV transmission iprex, US Safety Study and ATN 082 open label demonstration studies combined HIV incidence 0.00 per 100 PY in participants taking daily Truvada 0.60 per 100 PY in participants taking 2-3 tablets per week 2.3 per 100 PY in participants taking < 2 tablets per week 4.7 per 100 PY in participants without detectable drug Grant et al, Lancet ID 2014

PrEP availability 1, Guidelines, Approvals October 17 Guidelines/Programs WHO CDC/DHHS Australia South Africa Kenya Thailand Brazil * QPrEP PRELUDE EPIC NSW PrEPX Vic QPrEP D Licensed Canada France Israel Kenya South Africa USA Norway Australia Europe Open label extension study Demonstration study n=33 New clinical trial Studies closed- futility 1. Avaac, 2016 Map: freeworldmaps.net In 2015 the WHO recommended that all people at high risk of HIV should be offered PrEP

Study Design and Aims Commenced, July 26th, 2016 3,500 participants enrolled to date Population intervention study Designed to emulate real world Primary Aim Determine if provision of daily, generic tenofovir + emtricitabine to 2,600 people at high risk of HIV infection in Victoria => 30% decline in new HIV infections in MSM and => 25% statewide decline PrEPX-SA, May 15 th 2017 >400 enrolled to date PrEPX-TAS, October, Sep 21 st 2017 >30 enrolled to date

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