Gilead Sciences is on the brink of getting full approval for the first drug for hepatitis D virus (HDV) in the EU, after getting a positive opinion from the EMA’s human me
Gilead Sciences has been knocked back in its quest to bring the first drug therapy for hepatitis D virus (HDV) to the US market, after the FDA rejected its marketing application.
Gilead Sciences has submitted its marketing application for bulevirtide, its antiviral therapy for rare hepatitis delta virus (HDV) infections, to the FDA.
Gilead Sciences is planning to file for approval of Hepcludex, its antiviral therapy for rare hepatitis D virus (HDV) in the US later this year, after the drug's safety and efficacy was sho