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In a Critical State: Ongoing Barriers to Treatment for Hepatitis C...
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Recent advances in hepatitis C virus (HCV) treatment could be described as revolutionary: for uncomplicated patients, treatment is nearly 100% effective, oral only, has a low pill burden, minimal side effects, and results in a cure.1Â Comparisons we have heard from clinicians are that HCV is now easier to treat than either diabetes or hypertension. Unfortunately for many patients, their...
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