Hepatitis C Treatments in 2022
Here are some options to consider, including oral antiviral medications, for treating hepatitis C in 2022.
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New Test Detects Hepatitis C Faster and at a Lower Cost
Learn more about a new point-of-care test, discovered by researchers from the University of Glasgow in the United Kingdom, that can detect hepatitis C earlier and at a lower cost.
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When Treating Hepatitis C, 12 Weeks May Be Better
Recent research suggests that shortening your course of hepatitis C treatment may increase your risk of relapse.
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New Scientific Findings May Lead to Hep C Vaccine
Explore the new research findings about hepatitis C that were recently published in Nature. Could this pave the way for an HCV vaccine?
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Hepatitis A is on the Rise in the United States
Find out what you should know about this new surge in hepatitis A cases, including how to protect yourself from becoming infected with the virus.
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Top Options for Hepatitis C Screening at Home
Healthline.com recently researched the best hepatitis C tests that you can do at home. Take a look at their top picks.
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The Link Between Hepatitis C & Psoriasis
Although psoriasis cannot cause hep C, and vice versa, there is still a connection between the two conditions. Find out what most scientists believe creates the link.
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COVID-19 Treated With a Hepatitis C Drug — How Does it Work?
New research shows that HCV protease inhibitors could not only help to treat the COVID-19 virus—but also prevent it from mutating into different forms.
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The Link Between Exercise and Liver Health
Exercise is more than building muscle; it also keeps your liver healthy! Plus, discover how hepatitis C may improve with exercise.
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Can COVID-19 Really Be Treated with a Hepatitis C Drug?
India has recently approved a hepatitis C drug to be used as a COVID-19 treatment. Currently there is only one FDA approved medication in the United States, and researchers are finding it pairs well with hepatitis C drugs to combat the COVID-19 virus.
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