URGENT REQUEST patient input into INTERFERON & RIBAVIRIN-FREE 2-drug combo by BMS

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Daclatasvir (Daklinza™) and asunaprevir (Sunpreva™)! Competition is healthy and could help lower prices of new hepatitis C treatments! HepCBC has been asked by CADTH* to do a Patient Group Review of the new INTERFERON-FREE and RIBAVIRIN-FREE 2-drug combo asunaprevir (Sunvepra™) and daclatasvir (Daklinza™) which was developed for Chronic Hepatitis C by pharmaceutical company, Bristol-Myers Squibb. We urgently request input from individual HCV+ people with any genotype (both those who have and have not tried this drug combination). Patients’ CAREGIVERS are also encouraged to reply.

  • For background info go to http://hepcbc.bchep.org/bms-daclatasvir-and-asunaprevir-background-info/ .

  • For the actual questionnaire, go to: http://hepcbc.bchep.org/questions-cadth-bms-2-drug/.
    DEADLINE: Tuesday, February 24 (midnight). Send your answers via email or email attached Word file to (spam-proof email address): office DOT hepcbc AT gmail DOT com.

  • Please tweet, re-tweet, put on Facebook, and forward this request throughout your network; thanks!

*CADTH = Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health, which does government-requested reviews for Health Canada and the Canadian Drug Review process.

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