Nahh no link but this info is given on replicors press page
got a link to that presentation from aug 6 ?
Is it for cure? When it can be out to the market? Any idea?
Replicor has presented its phase IIb/III trial data in EASL on aug 6 '15.
Try this one; one from the members gave this adress The americas 5 delaware drive lake success ny 11042 tel 5167191052.
The problem is, in the states we dont have the hbsag test to see where we are. So my question is where can we travel too to get this test done?
you suggest that no drug is coming out.. is that because existing drugs are potent enuf?
anyone of us started with immune tollerant phase with hbsag>100.000iu/ml, it lowers with age or with antivirals.if antivirals can reduce cccdna 98-99% by 10 years corresponding hbsag is very very low if not und already
oh my...sequential treatment anyone can use has a superior 91% cure rate with totally free treatment in states with healthcare.
Do you mean all HBV patients including HBSAG is over 50000 ?
oh my...sequential treatment anyone can use has a superior 91% cure rate with totally free treatment in states with healthcare.
it is impossible to market new drugs and this is why no drug is reaching the market since 2008 (tdf in europe)
I wouldn't be so sure about this - looking at the Replicor website the results of 9 person clinical trial looks like their drug has cured HBV in 8 out of 9 patients. If this is Phase II B trials the time could be 2-3 years. 8 out of 9 is over 90% cure rate in 26 week treatment.
The following is from the press release on their website
All patients have achieved HBV antibody levels seen in healthy patients after vaccination with a total of 12 weeks of combination treatment and many patients have achieved antibody titers > 1000 mIU / ml. In 8 out of 9 patients who have achieved this therapeutic vaccine-like response, they continue to control their viral infection 12 – 24 weeks after all treatment is stopped.
With treatment or monitoring and good management in diet and lifestyles, we can prolong our lives. Hope is all we got. ;)
hey, where is Stef2011? He has not write a comment yet :)
I hope humanity and common sense wins before we die :)
Lets hope so. Humanity common sense and a "collective" effort might be a good combo!?
Maybe the Rockefeller and Rothchilds are preventing it from coming out too fast as they want to accumulate a further billions or 2 before a direct cure is available.
Humanity and common sense should win out at the end.
absolutely agree with you
But at some point it has to come into circulation and in all fairness the second part of the trials are underway. I've had the answer "buraucracy" I wish they would specify what exact "buraucracy" is holding up progress then as a collective we know what direction in which to put our energy!
They told three years a year ago...
EDIT
Q: Could you tell me even that what percentage REP9AC is possible to be in the market in the following 5 years? It is only a predict, not a binding answer.
A:There is a high probabilities that our drug could be available in 4 or 5 years.
this information is common knowledge. Arc 520, GS 9620 will both be out long before Rep9AC'