High cost of hepatitis drugs is a major barrier for many patients to receive treatment for this disease. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved direct-acting antiviral medications for the treatment of hepatitis C disease.
The high cost drugs for hepatitis C –
Harvoni costs US$ 94,500 for a 12-week treatment
Mavyret costs US$ 39,600 for a 12-week treatment
Technivie costs US$ 76,653 for a 12-week treatment
Such high cost treatment is a major restraining factor for the antiviral drugs market.
Market Opportunity – Increasing Focus on Combination Therapies
Increasing focus on combination therapies is indeed a great opportunity for growth in the global antiviral drugs market. As researchers gain a deeper understanding of viral biology and mechanisms of drug resistance, combination therapies are seen as a more effective clinical strategy compared to monotherapies. Instead of targeting a single viral protein or mechanism, combinations can act on multiple viral lifecycle stages or pathways simultaneously. This makes the development of resistance much more challenging for the virus.
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