Except, Gilead isn't just one pill for GT1. It is in combination with interferon morons. they will have an all oral regimen, with two drugs, then one pill (a combo)...eventually, still they will have RBV. Read up before you comment, there's a saying in medicine, "you can either sit quietly and look stupid or open your mouth and prove you're stupid."
BTW, Gilead will be approved one pill for GT2, if they get approved for GT3 it because they lobbied the FDA hard. Their data is for shit...in this group. As for GT1, they do not look good in cirrhotics. 1as and null responders plus they have pushed their program forward with 10-25 patients per study arm Thus, they have limited power in studies and they are not showing p values. They are driving to be first to market, but with their speed limited patient exposure, I expect problems when 3000 patients are treated and the drug is approved. Ask Merck and Vertex about what happened to them...they were crushed by French data in cirrhotics--Merck and Vertex did not do their due diligence. Abbvie is strong, join the team, they will do well. NO question. Gilead is a lion with a loud roar...but that also makes them a target not a dark horse.