A Rare Gene Makes it Unlikely to Fend Off Hepatitis C
Leading hepatitis C research reveals the gene that makes certain people higher risk than others for not being able to fend off this deadly virus.
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Hepatitis C Vaccine Showing Promising Antiviral Applications in Mice
Discover the new research surrounding the potential for a hepatitis C vaccine.
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What Are the Long-Term Side Effects of Interferons for Hepatitis C?
While interferon treatment may be a thing of the past for treating hepatitis C, you may still be dealing with the long-term side effects. Find out now.
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The Best Diet When You Have Hepatitis A, B or C
What can you eat when you have hepatitis A? Is there a special hepatitis A diet you must follow? Get the full scoop on what foods you should eat and those you should avoid if you have hepatitis A, B or C.
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Is Hepatitis C Contagious? The Ultimate Guide
It only takes a microscopic quantity of infected blood to transmit Hepatitis C. But how contagious is the virus, and can Hep C be spread sexually?
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Early Symptoms of Hepatitis C to Watch For
Diagnosing Hepatitis C before it becomes chronic can prevent damage to your liver. That's why it's imperative to be aware of not only what early symptoms of Hepatitis C to watch out for, but to also know which activities pose a high transmission risk for this deadly virus.
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Hep C Symptoms – Could Your Rash Be One?
There are many Hep C symptoms. As such, find out why those suffering with a rash might want to consider getting tested for the virus.
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Hepatitis C Direct-Acting Antivirals May Be the Solution to a Hep C Vaccine
Now that we have effective treatment, all efforts should turn to developing a Hepatitis C vaccine.
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What Is Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C?
Hepatitis is a dangerous inflammatory condition that affects one of the most important organs in your body: the liver. Discover the symptoms, modes of transmission, and who should be tested for the 3 most common types of hepatitis in the United States.
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4 Summer Safety Issues You Need to Know About if You Have Hepatitis C
When school is out and the sun is blazing, you know its summertime. Typically associated with longer days, vacations, swimming, and soaking up rays, the summer is chock full of fun – but also harbors a few additional concerns for those with Hepatitis C. Make sure you are aware of these four concerns that could pose safety issues.
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