Article
Genotyping not required for sustained effectiveness of long-acting cabotegravir plus rilpivirine: evidence from the RELATIVITY cohort.
AIDS (London, England) - 1 Apr 2026
Buzón-Martín Luis, Bernardino José I, Galindo Puerto María José, Martín-Torres Juan, Alemán Valls María Remedios, Torralba González de Suso Miguel, Díaz de Santiago Alberto, Fanjul Francisco, Rodríguez Adrián, Cabello Úbeda Alfonso, Pedrero-Tomé Roberto, Crusells Canales María José, Calzado Isbert Sonia, Aguilera García María, Hidalgo Tenorio Carmen, Morano Luis, Vinuesa García David, de Andrés David Carlos, Bernal Morell Enrique, Martínez Álvarez Rosa María, Cabello Clotet Noemí, Tiraboschi Juan, Gimeno García Alejandra, Vivancos María Jesús, Troya Jesús
Abstract excerpt
OBJECTIVES: Long-acting injectable cabotegravir and rilpivirine (LAI CAB+RPV) provides an alternative to daily therapy for people with HIV (PWH) with virologic suppression. Although genotypic testing is recommended before switching, its real-world clinical value is unclear. We assessed outcomes after switching to LAI CAB+RPV with or without available genotypes in the Spanish RELATIVITY cohort. DESIGN: RELATIVITY...
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