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Direct-acting antiviral medicines interfere with different steps of the hepatitis C lifecycle. A combination of drugs may be co-formulated into a single pill. Modern treatment typically lasts for two or three months, usually does not cause side-effects and cures more than 95% of treated people.

HCV patients may be able to delay therapy

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MedPage Today
23 May 2012

Scotland: Quality Indicators for Hepatitis C

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Health Care Improvement Scotland
30 April 2012

Copy of Merck Warns of Victrelis and HIV Protease Inhibitor Interactions

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Kaiser Daily Global Health Policy Report
8 February 2012

Poor Liver Transplant Outcomes for HIV/HCV Coinfected Patients

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Medscape (requires free registration)
6 December 2011

Hep C deaths outpace HIV; new drugs, services for coinfected

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Bay Area Reporter
23 November 2011

Adverse CNS Effects of HCV Treatment Discourage Adherence

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Medscape (requires free registration)
21 November 2011