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New approaches to treatment of chronic viral hepatitis.
Despite rapid progress in knowledge of the biology of hepatitis viruses, the ability to treat chronic infection is limited. In fact, interferon-alpha 2b is the only FDA-approved therapy for chronic HBV and chronic HCV. The authors report on the interferons and evolving therapies for chronic viral hepatitis and conclude with a discussion of liver transplantation.