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Naive/Slow-responder.
Im a RVR now with my current TX with the boceprevir trial for slow responders,they say that in previous trials if you were naive as opposed to a slow responder before starting the boceprecvir trials,your odds of SVR were greater in the navie arms....my question is:
Me, being a RVR,even tho im in the slow responder trial,will i still be in the 82%-85% SVR @ WK like the naive arms....is being RVR...the "ticket out"
Me, being a RVR,even tho im in the slow responder trial,will i still be in the 82%-85% SVR @ WK like the naive arms....is being RVR...the "ticket out"
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