Hepatitis C Activist Shirley Barger Pays It Forward

Massachusetts General Hospital recently became the first hospital in the United States to use it.

United HealthCare opened up access in order to settle a $300 million class action lawsuit brought against it by HCV-positive policyholders.

Despite the expansion of HIV treatment, rates of end-stage liver disease among those coinfected with hepatitis B or C remain unchanged.

The Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation’s annual awards honor several researchers whose work contributed to the development of HCV treatment.

Chronic fatigue among those with hep C may be partly a result of liver inflammation and scarring related to the infection.

Immunizations are safe and effective, so why doesn’t everyone protect their children?

While one in four people with hep C have advanced liver damage, many living with the virus aren’t even in regular medical care.

Editor-in-Chief of Hepatology, Medicine & Policy reflects on the need to bring health systems questions into the viral hepatitis discourse

In 2012, the AHSA hired a medical technician at the facility who had a long disciplinary record of drug use on the job.