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GSK gets FDA approval for hepatitis B drug

GSK and Ionis won early FDA approval for Hibsago, which offers functional cures for chronic hepatitis B.

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What happened

GSK won FDA approval for its hepatitis B drug. 123 The drug bepirovirsen is branded Hibsago. 2 The approval came early. 2

Why it matters

The drug extended functional cures to far more patients than previous methods. 1 Patients may have a chance to stop long-term treatment. 3 The drug is expected to eventually reach blockbuster status. 2

Sources · 3

  • [1]GSK gets FDA approval for hepatitis B drug that offers functional cure

    Endpoints News

  • [2]US FDA approves GSK's hepatitis B drug, offering patients chance to stop long-term treatment reut.rs/4i5AqXl

    Reuters · Bluesky

  • [3]STAT+: GSK picks up hep B drug approval

    STAT

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