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Last updated on : 02-Nov-04
development of novel pharmaceuticals and diagnostics strategies to address key unmet
medical needs in HIV/AIDS
   
Roche has been committed since 1986 to discovering innovative new therapies and diagnostics aimed at improving the wellbeing of people living with HIV. In 2004, Roche continues at the forefront of efforts to combat HIV infection and AIDS. With the availability of FUZEON, the first fusion inhibitor, there are now four classes of anti-HIV drugs from which to construct effective treatment regimens for pre-treated patients.  
   
 
Boosted Invirase is recommended as first-line treatment with 1A rating in new IAS treatment guidelines  
2004
US FDA grants priority review status to Invirase 500 mg  
 
Filing of Invirase 500 mg in the US and Europe  
 
FUZEON� long-term 96 week safety and efficacy confirmed  
 
FUZEON� 48 week data approved for European label  
 
FUZEON� wins International Prix Galien Award for Innovative Therapies  
 
     
  2003 FUZEON� (enfuvirtide), the first HIV fusion inhibitor, receives approval in the US and Europe
COBAS AMPLICOR HIV-1 MONITOR� Test Version 1.5 receives approval in the US and Europe
COBAS TaqMan� 48 Analyzer is introduced in the US and Europe with CE-Marked tests for HIV, HBV and HCV launched in Europe
 
COBAS TaqMan� Analyzer, Series 96, receives approval in the US  
2002
EU approval for boosted saquinavir/ritonavir 1000/100 mg bid  
 
AMPLICOR HIV-1 MONITOR� Test Version 1.5 receives US approval
(can additionally detect and quantify non-B HIV subtypes)
 
 
2001 VALCYTE� (valganciclovir) receives US and EU approval for treatment of AIDS-related CMV retinitis
 
Phase III studies begin with the first HIV fusion inhibitor  
2000
Roche presents data on the first HIV resistance assay using micro-array chip technology  
 
 
1999 AMPLICOR HIV-1 MONITOR� Ultra Sensitive Method approved (measures down to 50 HIV RNA copies/ml)
Roche initiates research and development collaboration with Trimeris Inc on inhibition of HIV fusion
         
VIRACEPT� (nelfinavir) approved in EU  
1998  
INVIRASE � wins International Prix Galien Award for Innovative Therapies  
 
1997 Approval for new formulation of saquinavir: FORTOVASE�
     
AMPLICOR HIV-1 MONITOR� Test approved (measures down to 400 HIV RNA copies/mL)  
1996
   
1995 INVIRASE� (saquinavir), the first protease inhibitor, introduced
 
CYMEVENE�/CYTOVENE� (ganciclovir) capsules approved for treatment of CMV retinitis in HIV  
1994
 
1992 HIVID� (zalcitabine) approved
Qualitative AMPLICOR� PCR test approved
        
IV ganciclovir approved for HIV induction therapy  
1989  
 
  1987 First Roche HIV antibody test introduced
 
Roche initiates HIV protease inhibitor project  
1986
ROFERON-A� (interferon alfa-2a) approved for Kaposi's sarcoma  
   
           
 

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