The latest research & treatment news about Hepatitis C infection, diagnosis, symptoms and treatment.
Some medical tests are more accurate than others in ascertaining how severe Hepatitis C infection is - and that severity may or may not be associated with how much an infected person suffers with Hepatitis C's symptoms.
Continue reading »Hepatitis C research represents how far the medical application of genetics has come in the past decade. Although they analyze different genetic material, tests that determine Hepatitis C genotype and IL-28B genotype will help guide the future of Hepatitis C treatment.
Continue reading »Hepatitis C antiviral therapy had been reserved primarily for those in the earlier stages of liver disease. However, new research suggests that those with a certain type of cirrhosis should begin treatment as well.
Continue reading »Helping to bring a new level of understanding to the Hepatitis C virus (HCV), a University of Alberta study found that this infection can affect neural cells. Besides helping explain some common Hepatitis C symptoms, these findings could pave the way for a new frontier in HCV treatment.
Continue reading »November is National Diabetes Awareness Month. By analyzing relevant research, it appears that diabetes prevention efforts may protect Hepatitis C previous non-responders from developing liver cancer.
Continue reading »Since having Hepatitis C can increase one's sensitivity to a toxic drug interaction, those with the virus must become their own health advocate.
Continue reading »With these suggestions for liver-friendly snacks, those with chronic hepatitis can confidently indulge in small, delicious, nutritious, miniature meals.
Continue reading »In general, the children of women infected with Hepatitis C have a low risk of being born with the virus. In addition to what was previously known about this type of Hepatitis C transmission, new research finds a genetic link that can aid - or prevent - this from occurring.
Continue reading »Ghrelin is mostly known as a naturally occurring hormone that stimulates the appetite. However, new research demonstrates that this hormone might have therapeutic value to those with Hepatitis C.
Continue reading »Being enclosed in a pressurized chamber filled with oxygen can help a variety of health problems - however this treatment's benefit to those with Hepatitis C has not been determined.
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