Vertex, Merck Face Education Challenge With Complex Hep C Regimens
• By Shirley Haley
With two direct acting antivirals now pending at FDA, the hepatitis C community is excited about adding efficacious new drugs to standard of care. But the regimens aren't as simple as that sounds; once the therapies are approved, the sponsors will have a considerable education effort on their hands, as physicians and patients work their way through the new HCV treatment calculus.
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