Interim Results of Open-Label Study of IPM’s Dapivirine Vaginal Ring Find Increased Product Use and Suggest Greater HIV Risk Reduction [IPM] | Interagency Coalition on AIDS and Development

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Interim Results of Open-Label Study of IPM’s Dapivirine Vaginal Ring Find Increased Product Use and Suggest Greater HIV Risk Reduction [IPM]
March 6, 2018

Compared to earlier Phase III study, women’s adherence to monthly HIV prevention ring is higher and data suggest infection rates are lower.

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