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Gilead begins HIV prevention drug rollout in Eswatini and Zambia, with U.S. support, aiming for wider African access.
Gilead Sciences has begun delivering lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injectable HIV prevention drug, to Eswatini and Zambia, marking the first rollout in sub-Saharan Africa.
The U.S. State Department provided 500 doses to each country at no profit, with plans to supply up to 2 million doses by 2028.
Approved by the FDA and WHO, the drug offers near-complete protection with two annual injections.
Gilead is pursuing regulatory approvals in 18 high-burden African nations and has secured royalty-free manufacturing agreements to lower costs.
Despite the rapid deployment, challenges remain due to weakened health systems from recent foreign aid cuts, which could hinder distribution.
Gilead comienza el despliegue de medicamentos para la prevención del VIH en Eswatini y Zambia, con el apoyo de los Estados Unidos, con el objetivo de un acceso más amplio a África.