Hibsago, the first FDA-approved antisense oligonucleotide to treat chronic hepatitis B, reduces the amount of virus and hepatitis B surface antigen in the body.
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In its own approval announcement on Oct. 20, the FDA hailed Hibsago as a “first-of-its-kind” treatment in chronic hepatitis B ...
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FDA Approves Hibsago, a Hepatitis B Treatment That Could Let Some Patients Stop Therapy
FDA-approved Hibsago could help some adults with chronic hepatitis B stop antiviral therapy. Learn who qualifies, what trials found, and the key risks.
Nigeria intensifies Ebola surveillance after Abuja confirms imported case, with 44 contacts identified and Atiku questioning ...
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