New drug combo cures toughest cases of hepatitis C, hints to future injection-free therapies
16 January 2014
Efforts to cure hepatitis C, the liver-damaging infectious disease that has for years killed more Americans than HIV/AIDS, are about to get simpler and more effective, according to new research at Johns Hopkins and elsewhere.
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