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US FDA approves Asahi Kasei's drug for persistent herpes infections

US FDA approves oral treatment for persistent herpes infections

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People with persistent herpes infections now have a new treatment option. This change comes after the US FDA approved Asahi Kasei's drug for refractory herpes simplex virus lesions in immunocompromised adults.

Coverage from Reuters notes the approval of the drug, which was recently acquired by Asahi Kasei. Pritelivir, the active ingredient in the drug, shifts resistant herpes care from intravenous to oral treatment, according to PharmTech.com.

The approval opens the question of how widespread the adoption of this new treatment will be.

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What is the name of the approved drug?

Hovilpri (pritelivir) or the Asahi Kasei's drug

Who is the drug approved for?

Immunocompromised adults with refractory herpes simplex virus lesions

What is the main benefit of the new treatment?

It shifts resistant herpes care from intravenous to oral treatment

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