Living with hard-to-treat HIV-1 can be frustrating
When your treatment stops working, ask your doctor about RUKOBIA to help treat your HIV‑1
RUKOBIA is a prescription medicine used with other antiretroviral (ARV) medicines to treat HIV-1 in adults who:
- have received several anti-HIV-1 regimens in the past, and
- have HIV-1 virus that is resistant to many ARV medicines, and
- are failing their current ARV therapy because it is not working, they are not able to tolerate the side effects, or have other safety concerns
RUKOBIA should be taken along with other HIV-1 medicines recommended by your doctor.
*Based on data from the BRIGHTE trial, where 371 adults received RUKOBIA plus other HIV-1 medicines. All participants who entered the study met the following criteria: virus was detectable while on their current medicines (viral load ≥400 copies/mL), and virus was resistant to many HIV-1 treatments. All participants had limited treatment options left.
†Undetectable means reducing the HIV in your blood to levels below detection.
HIV-1=human immunodeficiency virus type-1.
“I have resistance to multiple classes of medication, but I’ve never given up.”
Dennis, taking RUKOBIA with other HIV-1 medicines. Compensated by ViiV Healthcare.
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