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People on Probation Have High Hep C Rate, Great Challenges Linking to Care

A Rhode Island study found that testing for hepatitis C among people on probation is likely a good way to find undiagnosed individuals.

Hepatitis C-Related Deaths Quadruple Across Rhode Island

A report via the state’s Public Health Institute shows a rapid increase in diagnoses and hep C-related complications over the last 10 years.

Rhode Island Medicaid Denied 65% of Hep C Treatment Requests in 2015

It’s a move that, while saving the state millions of dollars, is keeping hundreds of sick patients from accessing a cure.

Electronic System Speeds Up Reporting of HIV, Other Diseases

Health departments nationwide are switching from paper-based to electronic laboratory reporting (ELR) systems, which will expedite reporting o...

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