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If your previous treatment for hep C resulted in failure, can you undergo treatment again? This question, and others, answered here.
The human rights matter was thrown out by Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario VIce Chair despite the medication having known side effects.
I have spent a lot of time and energy figuring out ways to smuggle medicines to people in need of them.
Large European study finds that more than 1 in 10 people with HIV acquire HCV again.
A study conducted in Australia treated people attending a syringe services program.
Rick Nash’s journey, born with Hep C, six treatments for Hepatitis C (HCV,) one transplant, and lots of friends and family.
Direct-acting antivirals lower the risk of cardiovascular disease to a greater extent than interferon-based regimens.
Nearly all those treated in a recent trial were cured.
Direct-acting antivirals lower this risk to a greater extent than interferon-based regimens.
Whether such recurrence is less likely after interferon treatment remains the source of some controversy in the hep C research community.
Hepatitis C knocked pro wrestler Devon “Hannibal” Nicholson out of the ring, but a cure landed him back in the fight.
A photographer helps his mom get cured of hep C after reading Hep magazine.
Connie Dewbre’s son convinced her to get cured of HCV again after visiting our Hep magazine website.
The link between the older interferon treatment and these cancers may be related to the drug’s low hep C cure rate.
A European liver transplant registry saw a decline in hep C as a cause of needing a transplant.
In a recent trial, 12 weeks of the drug combination worked well regardless of whether individuals had drug-resistant virus.
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