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November 16th 2024
Patients with autoimmune hepatitis who are deficient in vitamin D had worse outcomes than patients with normal vitamin D levels.
Hepatitis C: Bronx Program Keeps Former Prison Inmates in Treatment
Prisoners who are able to get hepatitis C antivirals while they are still incarcerated can be lost to treatment when they are freed. A community linkage program in the Bronx, NY is having success keeping the patients on their drug regimens.
Tennessee Prison Officials Request Millions to Fight Hepatitis C
After a newspaper report found that less than 10 of Tennessee's thousands of HCV-positive prisoners were receiving treatment, two inmates sued the state. Now, prison officials are seeking a bit more help in battling the disease.
Hepatitis C Treatments Increasingly Available in Developing World, but Still Quite Costly in the US
October 31st 2016New hepatitis C treatments made accessible through competition and other access strategies have been given to over one million patients in as many as 13 low-and middle-income countries, according to a new report from the World Health Organization (WHO).