A combination of pills that cures 9 of 10 hepatitis C patients and is well tolerated by patients, reveals a new study.
Study Identifies Hepatitis C Virus Genotype 1 as the Most Prevalent Worldwide
British researchers have found that genotype 1 is the most prevalent hepatitis C virus (HCV) worldwide.
British researchers have found that genotype 1 is the most prevalent hepatitis C virus (HCV) worldwide.
Lawitz added that this trial provided a glimpse into the outcomes of sofosbuvir and simeprevir for treatment of hepatitis C and both drugs were approved by the FDA but were not yet approved together for this treatment.
This study is published in The Lancet.
Hardest-To-Treat Hepatitis C Now Curable With New Oral Drug Regimens
Shorter and more effective treatment options for hepatitis C with two new pill-only antiviral drug regimens is now available.
Shorter and more effective treatment options for hepatitis C with two new pill-only antiviral drug regimens is now available.
Eliminating Hepatitis C Virus can Provide Economic Benefits and Improve Healthcare Disparities
Stating that the elimination of hepatitis c virus infection is feasible, The Miriam Hospital's Lynn Taylor said that it can also lead to economic benefits.
Stating that the elimination of hepatitis c virus infection is feasible, The Miriam Hospital's Lynn Taylor said that it can also lead to economic benefits.
New Study Offers Hope for HIV and Hepatitis C Patients
A new study says novel hepatitis C drug has shown early promise in patients whose infection with both HIV and hepatitis C has made them traditionally difficult to treat.
A new study says novel hepatitis C drug has shown early promise in patients whose infection with both HIV and hepatitis C has made them traditionally difficult to treat.
