Pool Chemicals and Hepatitis C
A lot goes into keeping conventional swimming pools clean - more than your liver may desire.
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Hepatitis C-Spreading Medical Employee Worked in 8 States
Jul 30, 2012
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Evidence that he may have exposed thousands of people to the Hepatitis C virus has administrators frantically reviewing patient records in 8 separate states where an irresponsible medical technician worked.
Continue reading »World Hepatitis Day 2012
Saturday, July 28th, marks the second World Hepatitis Day. World Hepatitis Day is an opportunity to raise awareness and influence real change in disease prevention and access to testing and treatment.
Continue reading »Higher Rates of Hepatitis C Mean More Testing Needed
Jul 26, 2012
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Thanks to a study indicating a much higher prevalence of this infectious virus than formerly reported, advocates of routine Hepatitis C screening gain more support.
Continue reading »Hep C Study Discredits Milk Thistle
Jul 23, 2012
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Based on a recently published study, the current media blitz stating milk thistle is ineffectual for those with Hepatitis C is missing some key information. Make sure you know about this study's omissions prior to making any decisions that could impact your health.
Continue reading »Getting Real About Hepatitis C Prognosis
Jul 16, 2012
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Regardless of the rise in Hepatitis C cases and seemingly related deaths, the prognosis associated with this illness is largely determined by each individual's actions.
Continue reading »Regardless of Politics, Supreme Court Ruling Benefits Hepatitis C
Jul 10, 2012
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Representing progress for the Hepatitis C community, healthcare reform seems to be gaining momentum.
Continue reading »Interferon-Free Treatments Are Imminent for Hep C
Jul 3, 2012
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Although not available yet, interferon-free treatment for Hepatitis C is coming - representing a significant improvement in fighting this prevalent viral infection.
Continue reading »Will Experimental Drugs Be Allowed for Hep C Outbreak Victims?
Jul 2, 2012
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A New Hampshire hospital at fault in a Hepatitis C outbreak is trying to arrange a unique opportunity for those wrongly infected - interferon-free treatment that is still in clinical trials.
Continue reading »Metabolic Health a Priority for Hep C Liver Transplant Recipients
Jun 27, 2012
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As the illness responsible for the most liver transplants in America, those with advanced Hepatitis C now have another, very good reason to institute healthful lifestyle changes.
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