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Curing the hepatitis C virus (HCV) does not prolong life or reduce rates of HCV-related illness.

Health officials say opioid and heroin addiction—along with the resulting overdoses and HCV transmission—is rising at an alarming rate.

Forty-five IDUs who frequented a New York City syringe exchange program were recruited for HCV treatment by researchers.

The number of veterans treated for HCV by the Veterans Health Administration (VA) surged along with cure rates.

An analysis of forty-two clinical trials of all the approved direct acting antiviral HCV regimens.

Mental health professionals should take a more active role in the HCV treatment arena.

Eliminating HCV and HBV as public health threats in the United States is possible by 2030.

After more than two years of legal battles with the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections, Mumia Abu-Jamal will begin HCV treatment.

Peter McLoyd has seen it all and lived to tell the tale.

Glenna McCarthy is a fighter.

Hepatitis C treatment has improved dramatically in recent years.

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

Cost concerns have led many private insurers and public payers to impose restrictions on treatment.

Older people with hepatitis C have some disadvantages compared with younger people.

Widespread treatment offers the possibility of eliminating hepatitis C as a public health threat.

Successful treatment of hepatitis C virus (HCV) has multiple benefits.