The latest research & treatment news about Hepatitis C infection, diagnosis, symptoms and treatment.
The Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation has recently awarded three grants in an effort to prevent, diagnose and care for those with Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C in China and India.
Continue reading »It's hard to imagine that intravenous drug use and mani-pedis have much in common, but they both harbor the potential to spread viral hepatitis.
Continue reading »As their popularity with the aging population grows, assisted living facilities have a duty to prevent the spread of viral hepatitis.
Continue reading »In a newly released action plan, eight strategies are outlined by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to battle our nation's viral hepatitis epidemic.
Continue reading »In areas where liver specialists are not available, videoconferencing to train primary care providers makes top Hepatitis C treatment attainable.
Continue reading »To prevent the serious danger Hepatitis A poses to those with preexisting chronic liver disease, immunity through previous illness or vaccination is an absolute necessity.
Continue reading »Chinese and Indian researchers will receive nearly $1,000,000 from the Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation to improve hepatitis awareness, prevention and care.
Continue reading »To prevent having any controllable conditions that favor liver cancer development, this list of the most prevalent liver cancer risks is useful to those with chronic hepatitis.
Continue reading »Two new drugs expected to enter the market soon appear to nearly double the success rate of Hepatitis C treatment. As a result of this therapeutic improvement, the age group most at risk for the Hepatitis C virus may be routinely screened for this infection.
Continue reading »In order for our society to overcome the burden of Hepatitis C, we must prioritize efforts to increase its awareness, detection and treatment. Moving along those lines, the FDA makes an important step in that direction.
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