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FDA clears Gilead's hepatitis D drug, four years after prior rejection

Gilead has at long last won US approval of its hepatitis D treatment Hepcludex, which the FDA previously rejected over issues with its manufacturing and distribution. The drug, known generically as bulevirtide, treats chronic hepatitis ...

By Endpoints News · May 22, 2026 · via Endpoints News
FDA clears Gilead's hepatitis D drug, four years after prior rejection

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