Research & Treatment News
February 21, 2012
The Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation has recently awarded three grants in an effort to prevent, diagnose and care for those with Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C in China and India.
Continue reading "Three Grants to Reduce the Burden of Hepatitis in Asia Awarded"
Posted by Editors at 10:00 AM
February 20, 2012
Because three quarters of Hepatitis C patients relapsed after stopping Gilead's GS-7977, the company's financial profile suffered.
Continue reading "Hepatitis C Relapse Leads to Gilead Woes"
Posted by Editors at 4:23 PM
February 15, 2012
Since an estimated one third of HIV patients are also infected with Hepatitis C, knowing about the potential interaction between boceprevir and certain HIV medications is imperative.
Continue reading "Warning for HIV-Hep C Co-infection: Certain Drugs Don't Mix with Victrelis!"
Posted by Editors at 8:16 AM
February 14, 2012
We usually think of Hepatitis C as a virus that is passed from person to person. However, most infections occur via an intermediary, inanimate object. Thus, determining the length of time Hepatitis C can survive outside the body is crucial to prevent transmission of this virus.
Continue reading "Hepatitis C Survival on Inanimate Objects"
Posted by Editors at 3:40 PM
February 8, 2012
Maryland researchers have published a study detailing the usefulness of the ALT liver enzyme test to differentiate between those at high and low risk of having liver disease.
Continue reading "Can Liver Disease Risk Be Foretold by a Liver Enzyme Test?"
Posted by Editors at 3:43 PM
February 7, 2012
New research shows that even if Hepatitis B is hidden, it can still cause serious harm.
Continue reading "Why Occult Hepatitis B Can Be Hazardous"
Posted by Editors at 10:03 AM