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Hepatitis B: Symptoms and treatment
Hepatitis B (Hep B, HBV) What is Hepatitis? Hepatitis is inflammation of the liver. One of the primary causes of hepatitis is a viral infection. There are several viruses that may cause acute hepatitis (temporary liver inflammation), or chronic hepatitis
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The Hepatitis Vaccine That Does Double Duty
People who have Hepatitis C and have not been vaccinated against Hepatitis A or Hepatitis B could benefit from the combined hepatitis vaccine....
Medical Spas May Pose Hepatitis Risk
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Hepatitis B Treatment May Reduce Pancreatic Cancer Risk
While several theories are attempting to explain the connection, scientists are unsure why those with Hepatitis B appear to have a 2 1/2 fold increase in risk for developing pancreatic cancer. Once the link is understood, Hepatitis B treatment may...
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Neurovisual Impairment: A Frequent Complication of
Alpha-Interferon Treatment in Chronic Viral Hepatitis
table 4.
P100 Latency and Central Visual Sensitivity at Baseline and at the
End of Interferon Treatment of Eyes With Normal Pretreatment Visual
and Neurophysiological Parameters
Age (yrs)
Visual Evoked Responses
(msec)
Central Visual
Sensitivity (db)
Baseline
End-of-Rx
Baseline
End-of-Rx
Eyes with normal end-of-treatment P100 latency
(n = 59)
NOTE. Group and paired comparisons are indicated by
symbols representing respective P values.
Abbreviation: NS, not significant. *P = .007 (group comparison). P = NS. P < .0001. §P = .008.
#P = .002. **P = .016.
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