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1) Higher dose IFN therapy yields higher response rates at 6 months than the dose currently recommended with acceptable toxicity, but does not improve the sustained response rate; 2) the only predictor of a favorable response in this study was a longer known duration of hepatitis/abnormal ALT elevations; 3) serum HCV-RNA levels often disappear with a total response and may be used to monitor the response to treatment and relapse.
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