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Obstacles to successful treatment of hepatitis C in uninsured patients from a minority population.

Alexandra DeBose-ScarlettRaymond BaliseDeukwoo KwonSusan VadaparampilSteven Xi ChenEugene R SchiffGladys Patricia AyalaEmmanuel Thomas
Published in: Journal of translational medicine (2018)
These results demonstrate that insured and uninsured patients with chronic HCV infection, with access to patient assistance programs, can be treated and have comparable clinical outcomes. In addition, testing for SVR remains an important obstacle in completion of the HCV treatment cascade. Nevertheless, patient assistance programs remove a significant barrier for treatment access in real-world HCV infected populations.
Keyphrases
  • hepatitis c virus
  • newly diagnosed
  • public health
  • case report
  • human immunodeficiency virus
  • ejection fraction
  • healthcare
  • antiretroviral therapy