What’s New in WHO Treatment Guidelines July 23 2018 What We Know About Safety Signals with DTG Use in Pregnancy Lynne M. Mofenson MD Senior HIV Technical.

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What’s New in WHO Treatment Guidelines July 23 2018 What We Know About Safety Signals with DTG Use in Pregnancy Lynne M. Mofenson MD Senior HIV Technical Advisor Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation

Dolutegravir There have been only limited data on DTG in pregnancy and breastfeeding. Unanticipated findings with preconception DTG use and neural tube defects demonstrate the importance of pharmacovigilance when new drugs are broadly introduced into the adult population.

Dolutegravir and Pregnancy Are there differences in pregnancy outcomes between ART regimens? Discuss timing of exposure - critical and often neglected variable DTG preclinical repro-tox and pharmacokinetic data in pregnancy and newborn DTG and birth defects

Do Pregnancy Outcomes Vary by ART Regimen?

Do Pregnancy Outcomes Vary By ART Regimen Do Pregnancy Outcomes Vary By ART Regimen? Any Adverse/Severe Adverse Outcome By Preconception ART, Botswana Zash R et al. JAMA Pediatr. 2017;171:e172222 aRR other ART compared to EFV ART 1.15 (1.0-1.3) 1.44 (1.2-1.7) 1.30 (1.2-1.4) 1.68 (1.4-2.0) 1.31 (1.1-1.5) 1.58 (1.2-2.1) 1.21 (1.0-1.5) 1.93 (1.4-2.6) (PTD, SGA, S, neonatal death) (VPTD, VSGA, SB, neonatal death)

Regardless of ART Regimen, Pregnancy Outcomes Were Worse in HIV+ Women On ART than HIV-Uninfected Women Zash R et al. JAMA Pediatr. 2017;171:e172222 aRR HIV-positive on ART vs HIV-uninfected Any: 1.40 (1.3-1.4) Severe: 1.50 (1.4-1.6) (PTD, SGA, SB, neonatal death) (VPTD, VSGA, SB, neonatal death)

as in HIV-uninfected women Regardless of ART, Outcomes Worse than HIV-Uninfected Any Adverse/Severe Adverse Outcome By Preconception ART, Botswana Zash R et al. JAMA Pediatr. 2017;171:e172222 →EFV-based ART appears safer than NVP or LPV-r-based ART →But ART - regardless of regimen - does not make pregnancy outcomes among HIV+ women the same as in HIV-uninfected women aRR HIV-positive on ART vs HIV-uninfected Any: 1.40 (1.3-1.4) Severe: 1.50 (1.4-1.6) (PTD, SGA, SD, neonatal death) (VPTD, VSGA, SD, neonatal death)

When Started During Pregnancy, Do Pregnancy Outcomes Vary Between Women on DTG vs EFV-Based ART Regimens?

When Started During Pregnancy, No Difference Pregnancy Outcomes EFV vs DTG-Based ART Zash R et al. Lancet Global Health 2018;6:e804-10 No difference: Major Birth Defects with First Trimester Exposure EFV: 1/395 (0.3%) DTG: 0/280 (0%) (no NTD either drug)

Why is Timing of ART Exposure Important?

Timing of In Utero ARV Exposure and Fetal Risk

First 2.5 Weeks Post-Fertilization: Timing of In Utero ARV Exposure and Fetal Risk First 2.5 Weeks Post-Fertilization: Pre-Organogenic Period generally not sensitive to teratogens

Timing of In Utero ARV Exposure and Fetal Risk Examples: Neural Tube Closure by Day 28 (e.g. myelomeningocele) Oral Structure Formation by Day 36 (e.g. cleft palate) Weeks 3 to 8-12 Post Fertilization Embryogenesis: Active Organogenesis most sensitive period to teratogens

fetal-alcohol syndrome After 8-12 Weeks Post-Fertilization Timing of In Utero ARV Exposure and Fetal Risk Examples: Alcohol after 24 weeks & fetal-alcohol syndrome Smoking after 20 weeks and IUGR After 8-12 Weeks Post-Fertilization Fetal Development Period Fetal growth; teeth; external genitalia; continued brain develop

Timing of In Utero ARV Exposure and Fetal Risk Greatest risk for serious defects is not in women starting during pregnancy but in those who conceive while receiving drug - but most studies do not distinguish between 1st trimester and preconception exposure

Pre-Clinical DTG Reproductive Toxicology Studies Pharmacokinetics DTG in Pregnancy and Newborn

Pre-Clinical Reproductive Data on DTG (Review of FDA and EMEA NDA Submissions) Male and female fertility, embryofetal,and pre- and post-natal development studies in rats and rabbits at doses giving exposure up to ~27x human exposure, did not show adverse effect or evidence of teratogenicity. While negative tests are reassuring, there is no absolute assurance that negative results obtained by testing drugs in these species can definitively predict that an agent will lack teratogenic effects in humans (Ujhazy E et al. Developmental Toxicology: Safety Evaluation of New Drugs 2005) Similarly, it cannot be said that agents teratogenic in high doses in animals will necessarily produce teratogenic effects in humans at therapeutic dose levels (e.g., EFV and CNS defects in monkeys).

Pharmacokinetics in Pregnancy and Placental & Breast Milk Passage PK in pregnancy (3 studies: P1026s, 2 abstracts): Modest reduction in DTG exposure in 3rd trimester but >IC90 for DTG (64 ng); standard dosing 50 mg QD okay Placental passage (4 papers, 1 abstract with data update) High placental transfer of DTG (cord:maternal ratio 1.22) Prolonged half-life in newborn/preterm (2-3 fold higher than adult) Breast milk (1 case report, 1 abstract with data update) Significant transfer DTG into milk (2-3% maternal level)

Safety Birth Defects

Expected Incidence of Neural Tube Defects Blencowe H et al. Ann NY Aca Sci 2018;1414:31-46 Estimated prevalence of NTD in 2015 globally was 0.19% (0.15% to 0.23%) [19 (15–23)/10,000] birth outcomes About 50% of cases were elective terminations or stillbirths, so evaluation of only live births gives underestimation. African Region: Data from 11 studies from 8 countries analyzed Median prevalence of NTD in Africa was 0.12% (range 0.06% to 0.23%) P Musoke – CROI 2018 Abs 829 43,293 births (4,634 HIV+ women, 77% on EFV ART) in Uganda Prevalence NTD: HIV-uninfected 0.09%, HIV+ 0.04%

Botswana Tsepamo Birth Surveillance Study NIH-funded study specifically designed to evaluate the risk of neural tube defects (NTD) with preconception EFV exposure. Well-designed prospective birth outcomes surveillance for major surface birth defects, population based (45% of births in Botswana). Good denominator with control groups and ability to distinguish between ARV regimens HIV-uninfected HIV-infected ART preconception HIV-infected ART started during pregnancy

Tsepamo Study: Neural Tube Defect (NTD) See Rebecca Zash Late Breaker Tues July 24 Preconception DTG ART exposure: 4 NTD/426 exposures, 0.94% (95% CI 0.37%, 2.4%) Preconception non-DTG ART exposure: 14 NTD/11,200 (0.12%, 95% CI 0.02%, 0.15%) HIV-uninfected women: 61 NTD/66,057 (0.09%, 95% CI 0.07%, 0.12%) Preliminary signal of significantly increased risk of NTD with preconception DTG exposure

Ability to Rule-Out ↑ Birth Defect is Related to Defect Incidence and Number Observed Preconception/1st Trimester Exposures 200 exposures can rule out a 2-fold ↑ in overall birth defects (incidence 3%) Overall defects Incidence 3% RR 2.0 Watts DH. Curr HIV/AIDS Rep 2007;4:135-140

Ability to Rule-Out ↑ Birth Defect is Related to Defect Incidence and Number Observed Preconception/1st Trimester Exposures However, to rule-out a 3-fold increase in a relatively rare event like NTD (incidence 0.1%), need about 2,000 exposures Neural tube defect Incidence 0.1% RR 3.0 Overall defects Incidence 3% RR 2.0 Watts DH. Curr HIV/AIDS Rep 2007;4:135-140

Summary Birth Defects with DTG Exposure Studies Overall defects DTG Preconception DTG 1st T DTG 2nd/3rd T Tsepamo study 4/426 NTD, 0.94% Studies with denominators (12 studies for any trimester, 8 for preconception exposure) Live-births + stillbirths/ miscarriages/ terminations 21/1010, 2.1% (72% from: Botswana 280 start during pregnancy; APR 255; NSHPC 190) 8/352, 2.3% overall defects (84% from: APR 121; NSHPC 113; ViiV trials 61) 4/350, 1.1% (80% from: Botswana DTG start during pregnancy) 3/227, 1.3% NTD 0/352 Reports without denominators ViiV post-market 226 AE reports, 19 defects (15.5%) 1 NTD from Namibia (no denominator for PC exp) FDA AER database 49 birth defect AE reports in 24 patients 1 NTD from Namibia (no denominator for PC exp, same as ViiV case) WHO VigiAccess 57 AE defect reports in 47 patients, 0 NTD Tsepamo study + prospective cases with denominators 4/778 NTD, 0.51% (still higher than upper 95% CI of 0.15% non-DTG ART) New reports since May 2018 Reports from US 2 NTD (1 will be in prospective APR)

Summary Data on NTD with preconception DTG are not definitive, but do represent a potential signal of concern for women of child-bearing potential. Only 352 other preconception exposures in other studies with denominators. Post-marketing data – with no denominator – has 3 cases of NTD with preconception DTG. A reminder: no ART regimen is completely “safe” when compared to birth outcomes among HIV- uninfected women.

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