The latest research & treatment news about Hepatitis C infection, diagnosis, symptoms and treatment.
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 »By analyzing the role of the AMP kinase enzyme in Hepatitis C viral proliferation, University of Leeds researchers have discovered that certain traditional diabetes drugs prevent Hepatitis C viral replication.
Continue reading »Late-stage studies show that boceprevir remains a Hepatitis C drug contender.
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.
Continue reading »The number of reasons whey protein can help someone with chronic, viral hepatitis may surprise you.
Continue reading »Although they have very similar sounding names, learn why qualitative Hepatitis C tests and quantitative Hepatitis C tests have some important differences.
Continue reading »Find out about a molecular biology discovery that has led to a new understanding about the general health decline that can follow a liver transplant.
Continue reading »While most of us check the time throughout the day to stay on schedule, few realize that the liver also has a timed agenda. By heeding your liver's innate clock, those with Hepatitis C can help relieve some of the extra burden on this multitasking organ.
Continue reading »By making sure these four rules are practiced daily, those with Hepatitis C will benefit from the resulting improvement in their sleep.
Continue reading »Although not yet permitted for screening the general population, the first FDA-approved, Hepatitis C-detecting, rapid blood test will be used for those at risk or already demonstrating symptoms of viral hepatitis.
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