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Cautious optimism in anticipation of hepatitis B curative therapies
Alla Turshudzhyan1, Micheal Tadros2
1Department of Medicine, University of Connecticut, Farmington, CT 06030-1235, United States. turshudzhyan@uchc.edu.
Abstract:
Despite relative effectiveness of current hepatitis B therapies, there is still no curative agents available. The new emerging approaches hold promise to achieve cure and loss of hepatitis B surface antigen. Studies or clinical trials investigating new therapies remain small and either focus on patients with low viral load and without hepatotoxic injury or patients with hepatitis D co-infection, which makes it challenging to assess their effectiveness and side effect profile in hepatitis B population.
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