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Clinical trials and research at Oak Crest Institute of Science

• 9NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (9)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• Sustained, long-acting HIV prevention drugs for people at risk

  A study is exploring long-acting HIV prevention drugs delivered in a way that could mean fewer injections or treatments for people at risk of HIV.

  NIH research Oak Crest Institute of Science · Monrovia, United States · NIH-11421470

• A long-acting vaginal ring to prevent genital herpes and pregnancy

  A new vaginal ring that slowly releases antiviral and contraceptive ingredients to help prevent herpes and unintended pregnancy for women.

  NIH research Oak Crest Institute of Science · Monrovia, United States · NIH-11361701

• An Intravaginal Ring to Prevent Genital Herpes and Unintended Pregnancy

  Researchers are creating a new type of intravaginal ring designed to protect women from genital herpes, HPV, HIV, and also prevent pregnancy.

  NIH research Oak Crest Institute of Science · Monrovia, United States · NIH-11190933

• Long‑acting implants and injections to prevent HIV

  Long‑lasting, slow‑release antiviral approaches aim to help people at risk for HIV stay protected without taking daily pills.

  NIH research Oak Crest Institute of Science · Monrovia, United States · NIH-11143810

• A long‑lasting HIV prevention medicine that doesn't require daily pills

  Researchers are developing a long‑acting form of the HIV prevention drug tenofovir to protect people at risk without daily pills.

  NIH research Oak Crest Institute of Science · Monrovia, United States · NIH-11124152

• A new vaginal ring to prevent genital herpes and unintended pregnancy

  This study is testing a new intravaginal ring that helps protect against genital herpes, HPV, and HIV, while also acting as a birth control method, giving women a convenient way to take charge of their sexual health without needing to use it right before or after sex.

  NIH research Oak Crest Institute of Science · Monrovia, United States · NIH-10979614

• A new implant to prevent HIV infection with less frequent dosing

  This study is testing a new implant that slowly releases a special medicine to help prevent HIV, making it easier for people to stay protected without having to take a pill every day or month.

  NIH research Oak Crest Institute of Science · Monrovia, United States · NIH-10892211

• Long-lasting delivery of HIV prevention medications

  This study is testing a new way to deliver HIV prevention medications that could make it easier for people to stay protected, with options for taking them less often, like once a month or even less frequently.

  NIH research Oak Crest Institute of Science · Monrovia, United States · NIH-10854871

• An intravaginal ring that prevents HIV and acts as a nonhormonal contraceptive.

  This study is testing a new type of intravaginal ring that helps prevent both HIV and unwanted pregnancies, making it easier for women, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, to take care of their health with just one product.

  NIH research Oak Crest Institute of Science · Monrovia, United States · NIH-10805424

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