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Reducing ribavirin and adding EPO are both good anaemia management strategies for people taking boceprevir

Eric Lawitz from Alamo Medical Research, Texas © Liz Highleyman / hivandhepatitis.com

Abbott interferon-free combination 'promising' in harder-to-treat patients with hepatitis C

Kris Kowdley, Liver Center of Excellence at Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle © Liz Highleyman / hivandhepatitis.com

High rate of response to BMS HCV drugs in harder-to-treat patients – but interferon-free prospects differ by sub-genotype

Final study results show telaprevir is safe and effective for HIV/HCV co-infected people

Mark Sulkowski from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.  © Liz Highleyman / hivandhepatitis.com

New hepatitis C drugs danoprevir and mericitabine are safe and effective for prior non-responders and people with cirrhosis

Sofosbuvir appears safe and effective for HIV/HCV co-infected people

Stephen Rossi © Liz Highleyman / hivandhepatitis.com

BI 201335 & BI 207127 and ribavirin shows good efficacy, including hepatitis C patients with cirrhosis

Ribavirin dose reduction is effective for managing anaemia in patients using boceprevir or telaprevir

Promising findings for therapeutic hepatitis C vaccine TG4040