The therapeutic revolution in therapy for hepatitis
C virus (HCV) seen in recent years has left some crucial gaps, with
genotypes other than genotype 1 having either less evidence of efficacy
or proven lower efficacy. Even with the potential availability of drugs
with cure rates approaching 100%, it is uncertain how many populations
across the world will have the finance and the health system
organisation to access these therapies.1
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