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We often hear headlines about breakthrough discoveries and promising new therapies for herpes — only to hear nothing more about them months or even years later. Why do so many promising antiherpetic drugs fail to reach patients? Why does drug development take so long, and where are the biggest bottlenecks? Most importantly, is there a way to accelerate the process?...


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For decades, people living with herpes have been told to “just live with it.”

But science is proving that answer is no longer acceptable.

Thanks to growing research momentum — including promising antiviral and gene-targeting therapies — we are closer than ever to transforming herpes treatment and movin...


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There’s major progress happening in the fight against HSV-2. Assembly Biosciences (ASMB) has reported very promising interim results from two Phase 1b clinical studies testing their new investigational treatments for recurrent genital herpes — ABI-1179 and ABI-5366.

Here’s what stood out:

Key Clinical Results


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Giving Tuesday

This #GivingTuesday, we’re fighting stigma and pushing for real progress toward an HSV cure. Herpes affects billions, yet cure-focused research remains severely underfunded. A cure isn’t impossible — it’s overdue.

Your support helps fuel the science, amplify voices, and bring real hope to a community that deserves better.

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Herpes Cure Advocacy is advocating to make the neonatal herpes infection reportable via a recommendation from the CSTE. In this multiple step process to make a condition reportable, the CSTE STI committee must first issue a position statement about the importance of neonatal herpes and the rationale and public health benefit of reporting it via public healt...


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