The latest research & treatment news about Hepatitis C infection, diagnosis, symptoms and treatment.
A research team from Duke University has detected a specific genetic difference between races accounting for successful (or unsuccessful) Hepatitis C treatment.
Continue reading »Japanese researchers have found evidence that an extract from blueberry leaves hinders Hepatitis C viral replication.
Continue reading »Possibly representing a new era in Hepatitis C treatment and prevention, MassBiologics has begun Phase I testing of a human monoclonal antibody designed to neutralize the Hepatitis C virus.
Continue reading »For populations who are less responsive to current licensed Hepatitis B vaccines, Dynavax is continuing its plans to resume development of HEPLISAV™ , the company's Phase 3 investigational Hepatitis B vaccine.
Continue reading »Besides reducing your risk of itchy welts and mosquito-transmitted diseases, DEET can aggravate a liver with Hepatitis C. Luckily, these ten tips can help repel mosquitoes without DEET's toxicity.
Continue reading »A leading research and advisory firm has found that physicians will prescribe telaprevir to a majority of their patients with Hepatitis C genotype 1.
Continue reading »As major surgery requiring general anesthesia, a liver transplant involves the challenging post-operative recovery period. Now researchers from Duke University have found that acupuncture is a safe and effective way to ease the transition between operating table and hospital dismissal.
Continue reading »Menstruating women have to deal with a period every month, even when on interferon-ribavirin therapy for Hepatitis C. Although menstrual discomfort can be magnified by combination therapy's side effects, the usual drugs to relieve menstruation symptoms likely won't mix with antiviral therapy. Thankfully, there are some natural ways to help ease this additional challenge to completing treatment.
Continue reading »The unscrupulous act of stealing pain medication then passing off used, Hepatitis C-infected syringes to unsuspecting patients has resulted in at least 19 new Hepatitis C infections and ended in a federal indictment of a Colorado medical worker.
Continue reading »Upon its recent approval by the FDA, Ortho Clinical Diagnostics have successfully improved Hepatitis C testing - with properly equipped labs now able to produce accurate results in under an hour.
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