The latest research & treatment news about Hepatitis C infection, diagnosis, symptoms and treatment.
A uniquely effective and affordable cure against Hepatitis C (HCV) has been unearthed by the non-profit Drugs for Neglected Disease Initiative (DNDI) and a for profit Egyptian company called Pharco Pharmaceuticals. The wonderful formulation is a combination of the drugs sofosbuvir and ravidasvir and is currently undergoing a multicenter phase III trial (STORM-C).
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Did you know that men tend to contract HCV at higher rates than women? On top of that, they experience specific symptoms that women do not.
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As we enter a new decade, take a look back at the progress made in 2019 with Hepatitis C drugs, as well as the awareness and elimination goals planned for the virus in 2020 and beyond.
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Leading research indicates vastly improved outcomes for HCV and liver cancer patients using all-oral direct-acting antiviral treatments.
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The Hepatitis C virus does not discriminate. Here are celebrities who have been infected with HCV, and some who have overcome it.
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The path from pain to opioids to heroin to Hepatitis C is becoming increasingly well traveled.
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As long as you are aware of how to proceed safely, having Hepatitis C does not need to hinder your sex life.
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Kidneys from donors who test positive for the hepatitis C virus are making for successful transplants.
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Whether just diagnosed or recently completing an antiviral treatment round for hepatitis C, find out why you should supplement with milk thistle.
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Discover all there is to know about hepatitis E, including its transmission, symptoms, treatment and prevention. While, at this time, no commercially available vaccines exist for the prevention of hepatitis E in the United States, a phase 1 clinical trial was recently approved by the FDA and launched in May of 2019 for a promising HEV vaccine.
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You'll find links to a comprehensive symptoms list, as well as various studies and discussions about Hepatitis C symptoms.
Information about the transmission of Hepatitis C.
Learn about Hepatitis C Genotypes and their variants.
Provides detailed information on how to analyze and interpret viral load numbers as well as a link to a convenient Viral Load Chart.
Learn about the importance of testing liver enzyme levels and causes of abnormal levels.
What they are and what they mean. Helps you interpret & understand all the various hepatitis lab tests likely to be encountered.
Learn how hepatitis infection may affect the pregnant mother and baby.
Learn about the conventional medical treatments used to fight Hepatitis C.
Numerous links to studies, info sheets, FAQs, and analysis of Ribavirin/Rebetron medicines.
Alternative methods of treatment due to side effects and dissatisfication with current medical treatments.
A number of herbal products useful in the management of liver disease.
Provides information regarding the best known liver supporting supplements.
Provides information regarding the best known milk thistle supplements.
A basic diet for those with Hepatitis C.
Survivor stories that have been shared to benefit others with Hepatitis C.
Many discussions and analyses of cirrhosis, including causes, complications, pathology, symptoms, and much more.
A state-by-state and worldwide reference listing physicians who treat HCV, including an email link to submit your physician for inclusion.
A Bulletin Board for discussions on hepatitis, treatments, etc.
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