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Saquinavir (Roche protease inhibitor) at higher doses.
AIDS treatment news - 29 Sept 1995
Abstract excerpt
The protease inhibitor developed by Hoffmann-LaRoche, saquinavir, is currently in large-scale clinical trials at a dose of 1,800 mg per day. In an attempt to increase the bioavailable levels of the drug, another study is being conducted comparing doses of 3,600 and 7,200 mgs per day. Both doses significantly decreased viral load and increased CD4 counts, with the higher dose leading to greater and longer lasting...
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