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Genfit’s Post-NASH Plans Center On ACLF, Cholestatic Liver Disease

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After last year’s Phase III failure in NASH, Genfit sees big opportunity in acute on chronic liver failure (ACLF), potentially with antiviral NTX. Its ongoing Phase III program in PBC as also is a potential revenue-driver.

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