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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.
Gilead Sciences to present results from four Phase 3 clinical trials at International Liver Congress 2013

Gilead Sciences to present results from four Phase 3 clinical trials at International Liver Congress 2013

Ribavirin, interferon-alpha 2b inhibit virus replication in cell culture, NIH study finds

Ribavirin, interferon-alpha 2b inhibit virus replication in cell culture, NIH study finds

New data on Merck’s VICTRELIS for chronic HCV to be presented at EASL annual meeting

New data on Merck’s VICTRELIS for chronic HCV to be presented at EASL annual meeting

Boehringer Ingelheim's STARTVerso 1 Phase 3 hepatitis C data to be presented at EASL Congress

Boehringer Ingelheim's STARTVerso 1 Phase 3 hepatitis C data to be presented at EASL Congress

Clinical data of two Transgene products to be presented at EASL Conference

Clinical data of two Transgene products to be presented at EASL Conference

Gilead Sciences submits sofosbuvir NDA to FDA for treatment of chronic HCV infection

Gilead Sciences submits sofosbuvir NDA to FDA for treatment of chronic HCV infection

Phase 3 study results of simeprevir in hepatitis C patients to be presented at EASL Congress

Phase 3 study results of simeprevir in hepatitis C patients to be presented at EASL Congress

Abstracts on Bristol-Myers Squibb's research in liver disease accepted for presentation

Abstracts on Bristol-Myers Squibb's research in liver disease accepted for presentation

Inovio Pharmaceuticals reports release of phase II clinical trial results of ChronVac-C

Inovio Pharmaceuticals reports release of phase II clinical trial results of ChronVac-C

Medivir seeks FDA approval for simeprevir

Medivir seeks FDA approval for simeprevir

HCV and HIV co-infected patients achieve early treatment success with faldaprevir, PegIFN/RBV

HCV and HIV co-infected patients achieve early treatment success with faldaprevir, PegIFN/RBV

Janssen submits simeprevir regulatory application in Japan to treat HCV

Janssen submits simeprevir regulatory application in Japan to treat HCV

Study may help design better DAA drug cocktails to treat HCV

Study may help design better DAA drug cocktails to treat HCV

Gilead Sciences fourth quarter total revenues increase 18% to $2.59 billion

Gilead Sciences fourth quarter total revenues increase 18% to $2.59 billion

Topline results from Gilead’s FISSION and NEUTRINO Phase 3 studies on HCV infection

Topline results from Gilead’s FISSION and NEUTRINO Phase 3 studies on HCV infection

Interferon retreatment warning in HCV

Interferon retreatment warning in HCV

Janssen, Medivir and Idenix partner for clinical development of HCV combination therapy

Janssen, Medivir and Idenix partner for clinical development of HCV combination therapy

Boehringer Ingelheim initiates enrollment in Phase III IFN-free HCV trial

Boehringer Ingelheim initiates enrollment in Phase III IFN-free HCV trial

Newly discovered gene predicts HCV interferon response

Newly discovered gene predicts HCV interferon response

Few hepatitis C patients receive complete treatment

Few hepatitis C patients receive complete treatment

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