- TaiMed Biologics (4147) invited to participate in the TPEx–Fubon Securities Biotechnology Industry Forum To Showcase Long-Acting Biologics Pipeline and Global Commercialization Strategy
- TaiMed Biologics (4147) Receives TFDA Drug License Collection Notice for Trogarzo, Marking the Final Step Toward Commercial Launch in Taiwan
- TaiMed Advances Long-Acting HIV Therapy Into Late-Stage Development
- TaiMed Biologics (4147) Announces First Patient in TMB-365/380 Phase 2b Trial Successfully Completes Fourth Dose; Sustained Viral Suppression Remains Consistent with Expectations, Supporting an Optimi
- aiMed Biologics (4147) Achieves Key Milestone for Trogarzo Launch in Taiwan; Partner Orient Pharma (4120) Secures TFDA Name Approval
ABOUT
Broadening the potential of long-acting HIV maintenance
TMB-365/380 is being developed as a complete, antibody-only maintenance regimen for virologically suppressed adults. Its complementary host-and-virus targeting strategy is designed to support durable disease control while reducing small-molecule backbone complexity and exploring the potential for broader real-world applicability.
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Maintained HIV-1 RNA below 50 copies/mL through Week 24 in Phase 2a
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Virologic failures among Phase 2a study completers
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Every-two-month dosing evaluated in Phase 2a and Phase 2b
Biologics development experience that extends beyond our own pipeline
TaiMed's biologics development and manufacturing capabilities support both our internal programs and selected external partners. Our CDMO team provides integrated services across process development, analytical development, formulation, cGMP manufacturing, and regulatory support.
Long-acting HIV is not one-size-fits-all
Fewer doses can matter, but meaningful innovation in HIV maintenance therapy depends on more than dosing interval alone. As people with HIV live longer and care becomes more complex, the field must also consider efficacy, safety, treatment eligibility, polypharmacy and drug-drug interactions, resistance, clinical flexibility, and fit with ongoing care. TaiMed is developing antibody-based approaches with these realities in mind.
