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As a hepatitis C navigator, Glenna McCarthy highlights the importance of self-care.

Hepatitis C treatment has improved dramatically in recent years.

Glenna McCarthy is a fighter.

Examining the interconnections between HIV, HCV, and LGBT health and how to best to respond to them.

Health advocates are largely relieved, but argue that maintaining the status quo might not cut it in the fight against either epidemic.

The proposed law seeks to address recent increases in opioid use, hepatitis C and HIV infections across the state.

Billed as “the largest annual conference addressing the opioid crisis,” the event will be held April 17 through 20 in Atlanta.

Delaware state health authorities warn that anyone inked at William Smiley’s home studio could be at risk for an infection.

Starting in April, Pittsburgh AIDS Task Force and Prevention Point Pittsburgh will offer testing, treatment and harm reduction services.

The CDC enhances its surveillance systems that track HIV, AIDS, viral hepatitis, STDs, and TB.

The national health organization’s 2017 advisory report now includes advice on 13 vaccinations for U.S. adults.

Watch for data being released at the annual Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) February 13 to 16.

Corey Dubin contracted HIV and hepatitis C via infected blood products used for hemophilia. His death leaves a legacy of advocacy efforts.

The meeting aims to create a framework for eliminating the virus across New York, similar to the HIV/AIDS Ending the Epidemic Blueprint.

“When you’re under per-capita caps, you’re not able to be innovative.”

The Virginia Department of Health has declared a public health emergency in response to the region’s growing opioid epidemic.