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A new single-pill HIV treatment kept virus levels low in 96% of people with drug-resistant HIV, offering a simpler, safer option for older patients.
A new single-pill HIV treatment combining bictegravir and lenacapavir (BIC/LEN) effectively maintained viral suppression in nearly 96% of people with drug-resistant HIV who previously needed complex, multi-pill regimens, according to a phase 3 trial presented at CROI 2026.
The study included over 550 participants across 15 countries, most with decades-long HIV histories, underlying health conditions, and median age of 60—the oldest in any HIV trial to date.
The new regimen showed no new drug resistance, no major safety concerns, improved lipid profiles, and higher treatment satisfaction, offering a simpler, more convenient option for a historically underserved group.
Long-term studies are ongoing.
Un nuevo tratamiento contra el VIH de una sola píldora mantuvo los niveles de virus bajos en el 96% de las personas con VIH resistente a los medicamentos, ofreciendo una opción más simple y segura para los pacientes mayores.