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During recent years, huge progress has been made toward developing directingacting antivirals (DAAs) for the treatment of chronic hepatitis C (CHC). Clinical data announcement from ongoing CHC trials has become the center piece of the annual Liver Meeting. As DAA combinations are approaching 95-100% efficacy with great tolerability, there is limited room for developing better therapeutics. Scientific and medical communities as well as drug companies are turning their attention to other liver diseases. One of the renewed interesting areas is chronic hepatitis B (CHB), a disease that affects more people world-wide than CHC does. Although pegylated interferon may lead to functional cure of CHB in some patients, the effect is still very modest. New HBV drugs with novel mode of actions are entering into clinical development with the aim to maximize functional cure of CHB. Finally, there are other liver diseases, such as nonalcoholic steato hepatitis (NASH) and hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) that are also drawing research and development interest.

Two Types of Viral Hepatitis, Two Different Treats from Pharma -What’s After the Liver Meeting® 2014?