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Task Force Recommends Hepatitis B Screening for People at Increased Risk

But experts suggest that a move toward universal hepatitis B screening and vaccination may be in order.

Cherokee Nation Has Hep C Elimination in its Sights

The tribe has screened almost half of its population and has cured about one quarter of those diagnosed with the virus.

Testing All Baby Boomers for Hep C Would Find 86% of Infections, Say Researchers

Testing all U.S. baby boomers for hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection would help identify more than 800,000 people living with the virus.

Survey Finds Support for Universal Hep C Testing

Universal testing for hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection, as opposed to testing based on known risk factors, is the way to go, according to a s...

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