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Author Topic: Promising Early Results for Treatment to Gain Functional Control of Hep B  (Read 9671 times)

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Researchers have seen promising early results in a trial of two nucleic acid polymers among people with e-antigen-negative hepatitis B virus who had not been treated for HBV before, Medscape reports. These results suggest that the treatments may lead to functional control of hep B.
 
Scientists conducted a randomized open-label trial of 40 people with HBV who were new to treatment for the virus. The participants did not have hepatitis C or D viruses (HCV/HDV) or HIV, had serum hep B surface antigen levels above 1,000, hep B viral loads above 7,500 and mild to moderate fibrosis of the liver; none had cirrhosis.

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