Dr. Clancy, if I can interrupt you a little bit. I understand the economics of this treatment. It's about $83 grand for a full course of treatment. That obviates the need for a liver transplant, which otherwise could cost the VA $300 grand.
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Discussing the cost-effectiveness of hepatitis C treatment versus liver transplants.
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