Casey Halter

In a recent settlement, the state agreed to expand coverage of HCV treatment—but only to those with advanced liver scarring.

Advocates at the Global Liver Institute are declaring the liver disease a “hidden epidemic” across the globe.

A new study finds strong support for the harm reduction strategy among those most likely to use them.

The state is appealing a ruling that requires the prison system to properly treat inmates with the virus.

It’s the 24th state to declare an outbreak since mid-2016.

The popular weed killer has been the subject of several lawsuits over its potential health effects.

A recent article in The Seattle Times asks why.

The freezer section staples have been implicated in four major outbreaks over the past 20 years.

The herbicide has been making headlines over allegations it could be linked to cancer—but scientists say there are other risks too.

Scientists say they have developed a new 3-D printing technique that can produce viable organ tissues.

Plaintiffs in Georgia, Michigan, Kansas and Missouri say new rules will leave less populous areas with fewer organs than urban regions.

Are subscription treatment models the future of hepatitis C treatment?

But experts advise caution, as the drug may worsen other liver diseases, including viral hepatitis.

Although the state’s response has been criticized, health officials say they’re finally making progress.

HCV-related mortality in the country fell by more than 16 percent over the past two years.