Hepatitis/MASH

A novel method of inactivating hepatitis C virus in donor lungs could increase transplantations for patients with end stage lung disease.

Sofosbuvir-based regimens for the treatment of hepatitis C were well tolerated in Asian American communities, according to a new study.

Those with hepatitis B virus have a significantly elevated risk for developing any type of age-related macular degeneration, according to a new report

Analysis finds universal screening for hepatitis C virus infection would be cost effective and provide greater benefit than the currently recommended birth cohort screening.

The 2010 remanufacturing of Purdue Pharma's OxyContin (oxycodone) into an "abuse-deterrent formulation" has been identified as a key contributing factor in opioid abusers switching to heroin injections and the corresponding surge in hepatitis C virus (HCV) infections, according to a new Rand Corporation study.

Injection drug use has been identified as a predominant risk factor for hepatitis C infection and the opioid epidemic has been suggested as a driver of a recent rise in infections.

HIV-positive patients with hepatocellular carcinoma had an adjusted 24% increased hazard of death compared to their HIV-negative peers.

The global hepatitis C virus epidemic faces several barriers and meeting WHO target goals will be difficult unless a vast strategy is implemented.

Scaling up prevention, treatment, and screening interventions can make substantial strides toward global hepatitis C elimination.

Post-cure care for hepatitis C can reduce the risk of liver disease progression in those with advanced fibrosis and ongoing risk factors for liver injury.

Universal hepatitis screening may be warranted to identify patients with cancer who have undiagnosed viral infections.

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Clear differences in hepatitis C virus worldwide indicate the need to increase global understanding of the virus.

Understanding the rate of hepatitis C infection is critical for making strategies to reduce the disease burden among specific populations.

Application of core area methodology can help identify new hepatitis C cases and outbreaks and improve testing and treatment.

People who inject drugs may not accurately self-report HIV and antiretroviral drug status when entering an HIV prevention study.

Patients with hepatitis C virus treated with direct acting antiviral drugs showed successful long-term outcomes regardless of receiving opioid substitution therapy for drug addiction.

Combination of glecaprevir and pibrentasvir for hepatitis C virus genotype 3 effective over an 8-week treatment duration.

Community-acquired pneumonia is a major cause of mortality and morbidity among patients with HIV.

A substantial portion of mortality from liver cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma can be attributed to the extrahepatic manifestations associated with hepatitis C virus.

Making the patients’ lives easier is at the heart of my job.

Study finds that treating hepatitis C reduced the risk of developing the signs and symptoms of Parkinson disease.

Researches seeking to eliminate HIV are close enough to see the finish line, but with no idea how far away they are from a cure.

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Foreign-born black women aren’t benefiting from HIV prevention programs at the same rates as other women.

Study highlights the importance of testing and early intervention in young patients with hepatitis C virus.

A recent study found further evidence that hepatitis C reinfection rates are greater in drug users despite successful treatment with direct-acting antiviral therapy.

Emerging platforms make it feasible for hepatitis C testing to be conducted in settings that within or outside of health care facilities, such as prisons.

Study shows that routinely screening inmates for hepatitis C virus at entry may identify a significant number of cases that would have been missed through targeted testing.