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Forty-eight-week efficacy and safety and early CNS tolerability of doravirine (MK-1439), a novel NNRTI, with TDF/FTC in ART-naive HIV-positive patients.

Josep M Gatell1, Javier O Morales-Ramirez2, Debbie P Hagins3, Melanie Thompson4, Arasteh Keikawus5, Christian Hoffmann6, Sorin Rugina7, Olayemi Osiyemi8, Simona Escoriu7, Robin Dretler9, Charlotte Harvey10, Xia Xu10, Hedy Teppler10.   

Abstract

INTRODUCTION: Doravirine (DOR) is an investigational NNRTI (aka MK-1439) that retains activity against common NNRTI-resistant mutants. We have previously reported the Part 1 results from a two-part, randomized, double-blind, Phase IIb study in ART-naïve HIV-1-positive patients (1). At doses of 25, 50, 100 and 200 mg qd, DOR plus open-label tenofovir/emtricitabine (TDF/FTC) demonstrated potent antiretroviral activity comparable to EFV 600 mg qhs plus TDF/FTC and was generally well tolerated at week 24. DOR 100 mg was selected for use in patients continuing in Part 1 and those newly enrolled in Part 2.
METHODS: Patients receiving DOR 25, 50 or 200 mg in Part 1 were switched to 100 mg after dose selection. In Part 2, 132 additional patients were randomized 1:1 to DOR 100 mg qd or EFV 600 mg qhs (each with TDF/FTC). We present week 48 efficacy and safety results for all patients in Part 1, and early (week 8) CNS tolerability only for patients randomized to DOR 100 mg or to EFV in Parts 1 and 2 combined. The primary safety endpoint is the % of patients with pre-specified CNS events (all causality) by week 8 for DOR 100 mg qd vs EFV (Parts 1 + 2 combined).
RESULTS: Part 1 week 48 efficacy and safety results are shown below.
CONCLUSIONS: In ART-naïve, HIV-1-positive patients also receiving TDF/FTC, DOR 100 mg qd demonstrated potent antiretroviral activity and immunological effect at week 48 and was generally safe and well tolerated. Patients who received DOR 100 mg qd had significantly fewer treatment-emergent CNS AEs by week 8 than those who received EFV.

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Year:  2014        PMID: 25394041      PMCID: PMC4224904          DOI: 10.7448/IAS.17.4.19532

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Int AIDS Soc        ISSN: 1758-2652            Impact factor:   5.396


In combination with TDF/FTC. All discontinuations due to DR AE occurred by week 24.
Week 48 efficacy (Part 1)Proportion of patients with virologic response (95% CI)Mean CD4 change from baseline (95% CI)

Treatment (mg)NHIV RNA <40 c/mLHIV RNA <200 c/mLcells/µL
Doravirine qd254073 (56, 85)85 (70, 94)190 (144, 236)
504372 (56, 85)74 (59, 87)134 (78, 190)
1004276 (61, 88)86 (72, 95)155 (117, 194)
2004183 (68, 93)85 (71, 94)194 (134, 253)
All16676 (69, 82)83 (76, 88)168 (143, 193)
Efavirenz qhs6004271 (55, 84)79 (63, 90)179 (127, 230)
Missing data approach:Non-completer=failureObserved failure

In combination with TDF/FTC.

Week 48 safety (Part 1)Doravirine (N=166)Efavirenz (N=42)
%%
One or more clinical AEs88.083.3
Drug-related (DR) AEs36.757.1
Serious AE4.89.5
Serious and DR AE0.00.0
Discontinued due to AE4.24.8
Discontinued due to DR AE2.44.8
Discontinued due to serious AE0.60.0

All discontinuations due to DR AE occurred by week 24.

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