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Africa: Aids 2026 - Some Pieces Falling Into Place for Monthly HIV Prevention Pill, but Key Data Not Yet in

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By Marcus Low
| AllAfrica
If an HIV prevention pill that provides a month of protection at a time performs well in two ongoing clinical trials, it could become the next big thing in HIV prevention after the lenacapavir injection. A new licensing agreement is paving the way for South Africa's Aspen Pharmacare to produce the pill should the study findings be positive and the drug be registered.
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AIDS 2026: Some pieces falling into place for monthly HIV prevention pill, but key data not yet in

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By Marcus Low
| Spotlight NSP
A potent antiretroviral medicine called alimatravir is being evaluated in two ongoing clinical trials as a potential once-monthly HIV prevention pill. (Photo: Shutterstock) News & Features 29th July 2026 | Marcus Low If an HIV prevention pill that provides a month of protection at a time performs well in two ongoing clinical trials, it could become the next big thing in HIV prevention after the lenacapavir injection.
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The real test of Singapore's agentic AI ambitions is whether the code can be trusted

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By Marcus Low
| TechNode Global
At ATxSummit in May, Singapore refreshed its Model AI Governance Framework for Agentic AI. Initially published in January as the first of its kind, it governs AI agents that can plan and carry out software work on their own. It is blunt about accountability. An agent may do the work, but the people who deployed it own the result.
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