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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.

Australia: People Who Use Drugs Welcome Decision to ‘Seize the Day’ on New Hepatitis C Treatments

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Australian Injecting & Illicit Drug Users League
21 December 2015

A New Look Behind the Pricing of a $1,000 Pill

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Open Society Foundations
8 December 2015

The Impact Of New Hepatitis C Drugs On National Health Spending

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Health Affairs (blog)
8 December 2015

South Africa’s ‘other’ virus

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Health-e
1 December 2015

Morocco without hepatitis C in 2020

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Morocco World News
27 November 2015

Pricey HCV Drugs Worth the Cost

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MedPage Today
27 November 2015

Why We Should Be Willing to Pay for Hepatitis C Treatment

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Huffington Post
23 November 2015

Leading liver doctors: Hepatitis C patients must be treated

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American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases press release
17 November 2015

New hepatitis C drug can slow heart rate

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Health24
9 November 2015