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Author Topic: Ontario approves AbbVie's Holkira Pak  (Read 6680 times)

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Offline KimInTheForest

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Ontario approves AbbVie's Holkira Pak
« on: July 01, 2015, 12:50:06 am »
Earlier this year, the Ontario government approved to cover Harvoni for Geno 1 people. It has now added AbbVie's Holkira Pak to coverage, which Abbvie says has a 97% cure rate for Geno 1. Holkira Pak will be covered in Ontario for people with Stage 2 Fibrosis or higher. So if you are Geno 1 in Ontario, you may have some options.

http://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/ontario-approves-second-costly-drug-for-hepatitis-c
Kim Goldberg (Nanaimo, BC)
1970s: Contracted HCV (genotype 3a)
2015: Cured with Harvoni + ribavirin (12 weeks)
MY STORY: https://pigsquash.wordpress.com/2016/01/28/undetectable-my-hep-c-story/

 


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