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Bulevirtide Is a Safe and Effective Treatment for Hepatitis D

Hepatitis D Tied to Higher Health Care Costs in Those With Hep B

Hepatitis D Facts and Information

Bulevirtide Is a Safe and Effective Treatment for Hepatitis D

Hepatitis D Tied to Higher Health Care Costs in Those With Hep B

Hepatitis D Facts and Information

Bulevirtide Continues to Show Promise for People With Hepatitis D

The new drug reduced HDV viral load and lowered liver enzyme levels in people with hepatitis B and D.

What are the different types of viral hepatitis?

Hepatitis A and E usually resolve on their own, but hepatitis B and C can cause serious liver disease, including cirrhosis and liver cancer.

2020 Top Hep Treatment Stories

The link between COVID-19 and liver disease, along with research about NAFLD and NASH, topped the Hep treatment news this year.

First Hepatitis D Treatment Approved in Europe

Hepcludex, formerly known as Myrcludex B, suppressed hepatitis B and hepatitis D virus replication in clinical trials.

What are the Different Types of Hepatitis?

There are 5 viruses that cause viral hepatitis. A look at hepatitis A, B, C, D, and E.

Mother’s Day with Hep C

The struggle of mother’s day for a son and mother affected by Hepatitis C and vertical transmission, and what the future looks like.

The Annual Liver Meeting Roundup

The 2019 Liver Meeting in Boston provided an array of important findings about the treatment and prevention of chronic liver diseases.

Combination Therapy Holds Promise for People With Hepatitis D

Lonafarnib and bulevirtide, when used with pegylated interferon, reduced hepatitis delta levels in two studies.

Schematic representation of the hepatitis delta virus virion

How is hepatitis D spread?

Information about the less-often discussed hepatitis virus, hepatitis D.

Hepatitis D and Hepatitis B

Don’t Turn Your Back on World Hepatitis Day

World Hepatitis Day is July 28, providing an opportunity for all of us to aid in the elimination of viral hepatitis.

Hepatitis Awareness: Know Your ABCs and Ds and Es

Do you know your viral hepatitis alphabet? There are five designations for viral hepatitis: A, B, C, D, and E.

Beyond Hepatitis C: A Look at Hepatitis B and D

Beyond hepatitis A and C, taking a look at hepatitis B and D.

The Medical Community Wakes Up to a Dangerous Threat to People with Hepatitis B – Coinfection with Hepatitis D

Hepatitis D causes the most severe liver infection known to humans, infects between 15 to 20 million people worldwide.

Hepatitis D: The Hidden Epidemic

Hepatitis D virus (HDV) causes hepatitis delta, which results in the most severe form of viral hepatitis known to humans.

Promising Results for REP 2139 Treating Hep B and D Coinfection

A nucleic acid-based polymer called REP 2139, given alone and with interferon, has shown promise treating coinfection with hep B and hep D.

#hepatitis D

Bulevirtide Is a Safe and Effective Treatment for Hepatitis D

Hepatitis D Tied to Higher Health Care Costs in Those With Hep B

Hepatitis D Facts and Information

Bulevirtide Is a Safe and Effective Treatment for Hepatitis D

Hepatitis D Tied to Higher Health Care Costs in Those With Hep B

Hepatitis D Facts and Information

Bulevirtide Continues to Show Promise for People With Hepatitis D

What are the different types of viral hepatitis?

2020 Top Hep Treatment Stories

First Hepatitis D Treatment Approved in Europe

What are the Different Types of Hepatitis?

Mother’s Day with Hep C

The Annual Liver Meeting Roundup

Combination Therapy Holds Promise for People With Hepatitis D

How is hepatitis D spread?

Hepatitis D and Hepatitis B

Don’t Turn Your Back on World Hepatitis Day

Hepatitis Awareness: Know Your ABCs and Ds and Es

Beyond Hepatitis C: A Look at Hepatitis B and D

The Medical Community Wakes Up to a Dangerous Threat to People with Hepatitis B – Coinfection with Hepatitis D

Hepatitis D: The Hidden Epidemic

Promising Results for REP 2139 Treating Hep B and D Coinfection

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