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52baddog wrote:

Thanks Jill, I passed the screening and will start on June 4th. I won't know which trial though till June 4th.

With/without riba 8 or 12 weeks. 


 Excellent, good to hear this, Nancy, either one will be great!  Would you like to start a new thread in the `Clinical Trial Participants` section, when you`re ready?  We`ll look forwards to following your progress...best of luck to you!  smile



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Great news...All the best.  Keep us posted.

 



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Thanks Jill, I passed the screening and will start on June 4th. I won't know which trial though till June 4th.

With/without riba 8 or 12 weeks. 



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Geno type 1b, F1 vl 640,000 enrolled in Gilead's sofosbuvir/ledipasvir -week 1 66, week 2 <25



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I wish I had book-marked the page I had read. It stated that Gilead intend to use a new DDa with Sofosbuvir for type 3 that they're already developing. Now they are seperating Genotype 3 from 2 as our genotype is the least reactive with the new wave of meds. I think they have ready ascertained that Ledipasvir has minimal effect on type 3 and 2 but has an excellent result on type 1. I haven't followed how good Abbie meds are on our genotype but would be interested to know. :D



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I am looking forward in other DAAs to replace/add to Sofosbuvir for GT3 trials, those results were really dissapointing for GT3 folks...but then again sofosbuvir seems SUPERB for GT2 and great for GT1

wondering about will there be any trials from Gilead with Sofosbuvir/Ledipasvir+-Riba (like one Karen is on, tho it's GT1 only) for GT3 naive/experienced patients?





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Hi Leroy,

I double checked for you and there is a trial recruting for genotype 3 in the states, it does involve the dreaded interferon for 12 weeks though, combined with Riba and Sofosbuvir. But that is if you have had treatment before using interferon?

http://inclinicaltrials.com/hepatitis-c/01808248.aspx



-- Edited by Loopy Lisa on Saturday 11th of May 2013 12:06:52 AM

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The current trials are for genotype 1. I did read the other day that Gilead will be commencing a trial in the future with Sofosbuvir and a new NUKE aimed specifically at genotype 3 as it is less responsive to new DDAs than the other genotypes. This new drug is currently un-named and phase 1 has not begun yet. Hopefully this will happen soon, and if it does, I would like to try it too. :D



-- Edited by Loopy Lisa on Friday 10th of May 2013 11:54:08 PM

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Is this trial for geno type 1b only. I have geno type 3 and have had no luck in getting into any drug trials



-- Edited by titus321 on Friday 10th of May 2013 10:27:35 PM

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Hi Scot, Great results

After the Incivek disappointment, it must be reassuring to to see such good numbers. Best of luck.



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And I 3rd that (can you 3rd something?)! 

I'm on the Gilead 7977, (Ribavirin and Sofosbuvir) about 8 weeks (just extended from 24 to 48 weeks) and after 3 days the virus was undetectable and remains that way.

No noticable side effects, unlike triple therapy Incivick.  Also my other liver counts are normal (AST, ALT) for the first time in 20 years or more.

Good luck, fingers crossed you get in!!



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i second that...it's not good trial tho, it's GREAT trial to be on ;-D

all the best and hope you get on it!

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Hi Nancy, good luck with your screening appointment, it looks like a good trial to be on. 

If you want something to appear in your signature line, go to your `User Details` and click on `Signature` in your `Profile` box.  Type what you want to include and then click on `Save Changes`.  It will show up at the bottom of all your posts after that.

Let us know how you get on!  smile

By the way, we have a section for people currently on trials, `Clinical Trial Participants`. 

 



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(71 yo, lives in UK)

Was Gen 3a, 

24wks Peg Ifn/Riba, Sep 2010 - Mch 2011

UND @ Wk.4, UND @ EOT, 

SVR Nov 2011 --> Still UND @ EOT + 4 yrs.

 

 



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Karen:

My genotype is 1b and F1, I don't know how to include it in my profile. The trial is for 8-12 weeks some with rib/some without.

I don't know yet. Are you on the same trial? So, you jus take one pill a day. That is cool.



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So, I am going to go for screening test, if everything works out I will be put on the single dose of Gilead's new combination pill.

Is anybody else on this trial??



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Pretty exciting news!  What is your genotype?  What is the length of the trial?

I also heard that Gilead is recruiting for a second phase III (7977/5885-no Riba) to test dosing 8wk or 12 wk.  Currently, in the 12wk or 24 wk trial.  Putting updates on this post..."A journey through the twists and turns of Sofosbuvir/GS-5885 Fixed-Dose Combination ± Ribavirin

Good stuff...keep us posted



-- Edited by Karen on Thursday 9th of May 2013 01:50:20 AM

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