Are There Shades of Grey in Hepatitis C Treatment Success?
New research suggests that even previous non-responders to Hepatitis C treatment could benefit from the medications they once took.
Continue reading »New research suggests that even previous non-responders to Hepatitis C treatment could benefit from the medications they once took.
Continue reading »Based on a chimpanzee study, scientists have found that a high dose of human monoclonal antibody targeting Hepatitis C delivered protection against this potent liver virus.
Continue reading »In Israel, Medgenics has been approved to deliver a naturally-produced interferon alpha for Hepatitis C via a biopump in trials for treatment naïve patients and those who have previously relapsed.
Continue reading »Because of its likeness to Bristol-Myers' Hepatitis C drug that was associated with heart problems, Idenix's IDX19368 has been placed on a clinical hold by the FDA.
Continue reading »Despite paying big money for BMS-986094, Bristol-Myers has suspended testing on this experimental medicine for Hepatitis C after one person developed heart failure and eight others were hospitalized.
Continue reading »A National Institutes of Health study predicts who will develop advanced fibrosis and cirrhosis rapidly from Hepatitis C infection.
Continue reading »Although requiring further investigation, a study has demonstrated Vitamin B12 as capable of boosting the success of Hepatitis C treatment.
Continue reading »In a mid-stage trial, Achillion's experimental drug, sovaprevir, demonstrated an excellent efficacy rate and safety profile.
Continue reading »Trials on one of Bristol-Myers' potential Hepatitis C drugs, BMS-986094, have been halted to investigate a possible case of related heart failure.
Continue reading »A study published in the online journal Hepatology reports a potential new NADPH oxidase (NOX) inhibitor therapy for liver fibrosis, a scarring process associated with chronic liver disease that can lead to loss of liver function.
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