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HCV research information at CureHunter

Not sure if people are already aware of the CureHunter Web site. I just found it today. Fantastic resource if you are searching for HCV studies.

www.curehunter.com/public/keywordSummaryD019698.do
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I have done a lot of looking too. Was surprised I hadn't seen it before. There is a search feature. I really like the adjustable relationship diagram and being able to follow up on the researchers. (BTW I have nothing to do with the Web site. Just stumbled upon it and thought it was so useful.)
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I've researched extensively (well, net-searched anyway) since I was diagnosed last fall and never come across Curehunter.  It is phenomenal.  I would only wish for full text articles, a drug pipeline section and a search feature.  Heck, maybe they are there and I just have not found them yet or they are in a member's only section.  Thanks for posting.
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