direct acting antivirals (daas)

How are DAAs used in combination therapies?

Given the potential for viral resistance, DAAs are often used in combination therapies. For instance, in treating HCV, a regimen may include multiple DAAs targeting different viral proteins. This multi-target approach reduces the likelihood of resistance and enhances overall efficacy. Combination therapies are also standard in treating HIV, where different drugs target various stages of the viral life cycle.

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