#Heart

Surgeons Gear Up to Use HCV-Positive Hearts for Transplants

People with both HIV and hepatitis C are at greater risk for myocardial infarction as they age, and traditional risk factors also matter.

An implantable synthetic tissue created in a lab may one day allow doctors to repair damaged hearts, muscles and vocal cords.

Yes! An Alabama program allows organs to be transplanted from donors with hepatitis C into recipients who don’t have the virus.

If you have hepatitis C or associated medical conditions, make your safety action plan to protect against cold, flu and COVID-19.

Since the start of the pandemic, experts have noted an uptick in cases of an issue known as broken heart syndrome.

An analysis of nearly 8,000 heart transplants found that whether or not the donor had hepatitis C, 90% of recipients survived one year.

One year after such transplantations, the outcomes are similar to those who receive hearts not infected with hepatitis C.

A meta-analysis has helped clear up conflicting previous evidence regarding this association.

February is American Heart Month. When was the last time you had your cholesterol levels checked?

People without hep C received kidney, liver or heart transplants from HCV-positive donors and then were treated for the virus.

A look at the relationship between hepatitis C and cardiovascular disease.

A recent meta-analysis found that the addition of hepatitis C raises a cardiovascular disease risk already elevated by HIV.

A look at a common heart problem in observance of World Heart Day on Sep 29

Fans finally have answers more than two months after the pop idol was found dead in his home on Christmas Day at age 53.

A California man suffering from heart failure, liver failure and hepatitis C has been given a second chance at life.

Today’s highlights from the 2016 Liver Meeting look at hepatitis C treatment, the heart, and insulin resistance.