The USA's Valeant Pharmaceuticals has reported positive summary results from the first of two Phase III pivotal trials for Viramidine (taribavirin HCl), a guanosine analog prodrug of ribavirin, orally administered with pegylated interferon for chronic hepatitis C in therapy-naive patients. Anemia rates during the treatment period were statistically significantly lower in patients treated with the agent than those on ribavirin (5% versus 24%; p<0.0001), according to data from the VISER-1 trial.
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