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Module 5 State of NPT Research wwwicadcisdcom Status of research What happened with these trials Nonoxynol 9 Savvy Circumcision Cellulose Sulphate Merck vaccine CAPRISA 004 tenofovir ID: 587114

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New Prevention Technologies WorkshopModule 5: State of NPT Research

www.icad-cisd.comSlide2

Status of researchSlide3

What happened with these trials?Nonoxynol 9Savvy

Circumcision

Cellulose

Sulphate

Merck vaccine

CAPRISA 004 (

tenofovir gel)iPrEx

AIDSVAX

AIDSVAX/ALVAC

MIRA (Diaphragm)

PRO 2000

BufferGel

Carraguard

FEM-

PrEP

Treatment as preventionSlide4

Outcomes of past studies

Signs of efficacy

No efficacy

Safe

Circumcision

AIDSVAX/ALVAC

CAPRISA 004 (tenofovir gel)

iPrEx

Treatment as prevention

CarraguardBufferGelPRO 2000AIDSVAXMIRA (diaphragm)FEM-PrEPTend towards harmNonoxynol-9SavvyCellulose sulphateMerck vaccineSlide5

NPT late-stage trials: When will we know?

2012+

PrEP

Injection drug users

PrEP

Serodiscordant couples

PrEP

/Microbicides

Women

Vaccine*Men who have sex with menSlide6

PrEP: When will we know?Where

Who

What

When

Thailand (CDC)

Injection drug users

tenofovir

2012

Uganda, Kenya

(Partners PrEP)Serodiscordant couples (men and women)tenofovir, Truvada2012South Africa, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe (VOICE)Women

tenofovir

(pill & gel),

Truvada

2013Slide7

ProductTrial sponsor

Phase

Location(s)

Results expected

Tenofovir gel

MTN

(VOICE)

2b

South Africa, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe

2013Microbicides: When will we know?Slide8

Vaccines: When will we know?Phase 22009-10 discovery of new “broadly neutralizing antibodies” – possibly good target for further research

Where

Who

What

When

US (HVTN/NIH)

Men who have sex with men

Prime/boost (DNA/Ad5)

2012Slide9

Social and behavioural issuesSlide10

Social and Behavioural IssuesPerceptions of “risk” Risk compensation (e.g., condom substitution?)Gender implications Stigma Community preparednessSlide11

Social and Behavioural QuestionsHow would the introduction of NPTs impact the risk, negotiation, and autonomy of receptive sexual partners who generally have low control over condom use by their insertive partners? How best can CBOs be supported for NPT preparedness and communications at the community level?What are the

social mechanisms by which NPTs could serve as a catalyst for broader structural changes in gender norms?Slide12

Access to nptsSlide13

Who will have access? Who decides?Most « at-risk » groups? Who is that in the national context?

What factors will influence this?

The general public?

How will decisions be made?Slide14

How will it be available?Is it available now?

Will it require a prescription?

Who will pay?

Will testing be a condition?Slide15

What practical questions are raised?What if I use this differently than how it was tested in trials?

Will receptive partners (male or female) who use a partially effective NPT find it harder to get their partner to use a condom?

How will our healthcare system deal with the increase in testing?Slide16

What ethical questions are raised?

What are the implications of limiting access to prevention options only to certain groups?

How do we deal with the stigma of associating some prevention tools with high-risk populations?

How do we deal with access inequality within our country? Between countries?Slide17

The elephant in the room…. Is it ethical to supply ARVs to HIV-negative people for prevention even though most HIV-positive people who need ARVs to prolong their lives do not get them? Slide18

What research questions are raised?

Do trial results in one population translate to other populations?

What if someone uses this when they are HIV+?

Can I take this when I’m pregnant?

Will it hurt my baby?

What about breastfeeding?Slide19

ExerciseWhat are some of the key considerations to keep in mind when thinking about access to NPTs for:Women in African countriesWomen in Canada

Gay men in developing countries

Gay men in CanadaCanadians of African or Caribbean descent

Persons who inject drugs

Aboriginal peopleSlide20

Why aren’t large pharmaceutical companies investing?Perceived low profitability

Liability concerns

Lack of in-house expertise

Uncertain regulatory environment

Public Funding is Essential

Global Annual Microbicides R&D

Investment 2009 in USD$ millionsSource: HIV Vaccines and Microbicides Resource Tracking Working GroupSlide21

“Sure, you know about [all types of existing and new prevention options]... We need you to unravel the secrets of the science, to make all of that elusive and mysterious information accessible to the untutored rest of us…

Somehow, along with the science, we need the activism. They are inseparable.”

Stephen Lewis

Co-Director, AIDS-Free World, and

Former United Nations Secretary-General’s

Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa (2001–2006)July 19, 2009International AIDS Society ConferenceCape Town, South Africa

© Nick Wiebe 2006