The latest research & treatment news about Hepatitis C infection, diagnosis, symptoms and treatment.
Applicable to many with chronic Hepatitis C, eating foods rich in these four elements has been shown to help depression sufferers lift their spirits.
Continue reading »A step forward in tackling the liver donor shortage, a new domino-like procedure helps two patients needing a liver transplant with just one liver donor.
Continue reading »Fatigue is a problem frequently experienced by those with chronic hepatitis. Fortunately, there are several different kinds of approaches that can help mitigate fatigue.
Continue reading »Squalamine, a molecule found in the dogfish shark, is showing remarkable potential for fighting several diseases - including Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C.
Continue reading »With the recent approval of the direct acting antivirals (DAA) Incivek and Victrelis, Hepatitis C treatment is improving. However, the next crop of DAAs has the potential to make Hepatitis C treatment even better.
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 »One of the biochemical consequences of physical activity helps those with Hepatitis C maintain their liver's health.
Continue reading »Despite a less than uplifting prognosis for those with chronic Hepatitis C, it is not a death sentence.
Continue reading »In an Italian study of people co-infected with HIV and Hepatitis C, taking Maraviroc helped reduce liver stiffness.
Continue reading »For the estimated 60 million Americans without health insurance, the Hepatitis C drug companies have programs in place to finance the cost of antiviral medications.
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