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Hepatitis C meds GS-7977, daclatasvir and asunaprevir look good in interferon-free combos

Fumitaka Suzuki presenting at the International Liver Congress 2012. Photo by Liz Highleyman / aidsmap.com

Interferon-lambda as effective as alpha but with much better safety profile in hepatitis C

Full speed ahead to curing hepatitis C

Antiretroviral rollout provides a model for efforts to expand hepatitis C treatment and care in resource-limited settings

Studies look at interactions between new hepatitis C drugs and HIV antiretrovirals

GS-7977 plus ribavirin rapidly suppresses HCV but most patients relapse

Presenter Edward Gane

Telaprevir and boceprevir boost sustained response rates for HIV/HCV coinfected

Prof. Douglas Dieterich (left) and Prof. Mark Sulkowski (right).

Hepatitis C subtype-1b and carriage of IL28B gene associated with improved treatment responses in HIV-co-infected patients

Hepatitis C protease inhibitor therapy cost-effective in some circumstances