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Ribavirin, also known as Copegus, Rebetol, Virazole, or a component of Rebetron, is a type of antiviral medicine called a nucleoside analogue. This medicine blocks the ability of the hepatitis C virus (HCV) to make more copies of itself. Ribavirin is not active against HIV. Ribavirin is used in combination with interferon alfa-2a or -2b or peginterferon alfa-2a or -2b to treat HIV infected patients who are also infected with HCV.
Vertex announces availability of INCIVEK to treat hepatitis C in Canada

Vertex announces availability of INCIVEK to treat hepatitis C in Canada

Positive results from Biotron's BIT225 Phase 2a trial on HCV

Positive results from Biotron's BIT225 Phase 2a trial on HCV

Pharmasset adds two treatment arms to PSI-7977 ELECTRON trial on HCV

Pharmasset adds two treatment arms to PSI-7977 ELECTRON trial on HCV

VGX International, Inovio partner to co-develop SynCon vaccines for hepatitis B and C infections

VGX International, Inovio partner to co-develop SynCon vaccines for hepatitis B and C infections

Santaris Pharma to report new clinical data from miravirsen Phase 2a study on HCV

Santaris Pharma to report new clinical data from miravirsen Phase 2a study on HCV

Bristol-Myers to present abstracts on research in liver disease at The Liver Meeting 2011

Bristol-Myers to present abstracts on research in liver disease at The Liver Meeting 2011

New analyses from Phase III studies of VICTRELIS to be presented at AASLD 2011

New analyses from Phase III studies of VICTRELIS to be presented at AASLD 2011

Vertex announces abstracts from hepatitis C program to be presented at The Liver Meeting

Vertex announces abstracts from hepatitis C program to be presented at The Liver Meeting

Patients with chronic hepatitis C less likely to take medications over time

Patients with chronic hepatitis C less likely to take medications over time

AASLD publishes updated practice guidelines on hepatitis C

AASLD publishes updated practice guidelines on hepatitis C

Inhibitex initiates INX-189 combination Phase 2 trial in HCV-infected genotype 2/3 patients

Inhibitex initiates INX-189 combination Phase 2 trial in HCV-infected genotype 2/3 patients

Shorter treatment with telaprevir-based combination regimen may benefit hepatitis C patients

Shorter treatment with telaprevir-based combination regimen may benefit hepatitis C patients

Patients with hepatitis C may benefit from 24 week telaprevir-based regimen

Patients with hepatitis C may benefit from 24 week telaprevir-based regimen

NEJM publishes data from Vertex INCIVEK Phase 3 study on genotype 1 chronic hepatitis C

NEJM publishes data from Vertex INCIVEK Phase 3 study on genotype 1 chronic hepatitis C

Pharmasset reports SVR results from PSI-7977 phase 2b combination study on HCV genotype 1

Pharmasset reports SVR results from PSI-7977 phase 2b combination study on HCV genotype 1

Gilead to amend design of ongoing clinical trials against chronic hepatitis C

Gilead to amend design of ongoing clinical trials against chronic hepatitis C

Medivir completes enrollment of three TMC435 phase 3 trials on CHC genotype-1 infection

Medivir completes enrollment of three TMC435 phase 3 trials on CHC genotype-1 infection

Vertex receives Health Canada approval for INCIVEK to treat hepatitis C

Vertex receives Health Canada approval for INCIVEK to treat hepatitis C

Inhibitex second quarter net loss decreases to $5.3 million

Inhibitex second quarter net loss decreases to $5.3 million

Idera second quarter net loss increases to $6.3 million

Idera second quarter net loss increases to $6.3 million

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