7 New Hepatitis C Articles Links

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NanoViricides to lease new space for ramped up drug production

Proactive Investors USA & Canada

The company is in the process of developing new drugs to work against a variety

of viral diseases, including HIV, Hepatitis C, Dengue fever and the Ebola virus,

among others. The West Haven, Connecticut-based company's current facilities

cannot produce ...

See all stories on this topic »BioPlus' Hepatitis C Patient Support Program

Improves Treatment Outcomes of ...

Benzinga

BioPlus Specialty Pharmacy (BioPlus), one of the nation's leading specialty

pharmacies, is announcing today enhancements to their hepatitis C patient

support program called HepatitisRxAssist. The FDA's recent approval of two new

drugs for the treatment ...

See all stories on this topic »Coffee drinking improves hepatitis C treatment

response

The Virtual Medical Centre

Advanced hepatitis C patients with chronic liver disease may benefit from

drinking coffee during treatment, according to a new study in Gastroenterology,

the official journal of the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA)

Institute. ...

See all stories on this topic »New Hepatitis C drug cures local patient

Examiner.com

If you or someone you know has Hepatitis C, you'll be interested to know the FDA

approved a new drug to help cure the liver disease. The medicine, Incivek, also

known as Telaprevir (TVR), almost doubles the chances of curing the serious

liver disease ...

See all stories on this topic »

Stereotyping Patients, and Their Ailments

New York Times

By DANIELLE OFRI, MD When Mr. S. was doing time at Rikers Island in the early

1990s, he was given a standard battery of tests for the medical ailments that

run rampant behind bars — AIDS, hepatitis, tuberculosis. He received the

unwelcome news that he ...

See all stories on this topic »Number of Hepatitis C Patients Triples Over Last

Decade

The Chosun Ilbo

The number of the Hepatitis C patients topped 5600 as of last year. The 2002

figure only stood at around 1900, according to the Korea Centers for Disease

Control and Prevention. The health authority warns that the virus is easily

transmitted through ...

See all stories on this topic » Public Supports Universal Hepatitis C Screening

Medscape

June 20, 2011 — A new study indicates that patients support universal screening

for hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection, even in the absence of prior consent or

communication of negative results. The study was published online June 6 in BMC

Infectious ...

See all stories on this topic »

[Guest guest]

NanoViricides to lease new space for ramped up drug production

Proactive Investors USA & Canada

The company is in the process of developing new drugs to work against a variety

of viral diseases, including HIV, Hepatitis C, Dengue fever and the Ebola virus,

among others. The West Haven, Connecticut-based company's current facilities

cannot produce ...

See all stories on this topic »BioPlus' Hepatitis C Patient Support Program

Improves Treatment Outcomes of ...

Benzinga

BioPlus Specialty Pharmacy (BioPlus), one of the nation's leading specialty

pharmacies, is announcing today enhancements to their hepatitis C patient

support program called HepatitisRxAssist. The FDA's recent approval of two new

drugs for the treatment ...

See all stories on this topic »Coffee drinking improves hepatitis C treatment

response

The Virtual Medical Centre

Advanced hepatitis C patients with chronic liver disease may benefit from

drinking coffee during treatment, according to a new study in Gastroenterology,

the official journal of the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA)

Institute. ...

See all stories on this topic »New Hepatitis C drug cures local patient

Examiner.com

If you or someone you know has Hepatitis C, you'll be interested to know the FDA

approved a new drug to help cure the liver disease. The medicine, Incivek, also

known as Telaprevir (TVR), almost doubles the chances of curing the serious

liver disease ...

See all stories on this topic »

Stereotyping Patients, and Their Ailments

New York Times

By DANIELLE OFRI, MD When Mr. S. was doing time at Rikers Island in the early

1990s, he was given a standard battery of tests for the medical ailments that

run rampant behind bars — AIDS, hepatitis, tuberculosis. He received the

unwelcome news that he ...

See all stories on this topic »Number of Hepatitis C Patients Triples Over Last

Decade

The Chosun Ilbo

The number of the Hepatitis C patients topped 5600 as of last year. The 2002

figure only stood at around 1900, according to the Korea Centers for Disease

Control and Prevention. The health authority warns that the virus is easily

transmitted through ...

See all stories on this topic » Public Supports Universal Hepatitis C Screening

Medscape

June 20, 2011 — A new study indicates that patients support universal screening

for hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection, even in the absence of prior consent or

communication of negative results. The study was published online June 6 in BMC

Infectious ...

See all stories on this topic »

[Guest guest]

NanoViricides to lease new space for ramped up drug production

Proactive Investors USA & Canada

The company is in the process of developing new drugs to work against a variety

of viral diseases, including HIV, Hepatitis C, Dengue fever and the Ebola virus,

among others. The West Haven, Connecticut-based company's current facilities

cannot produce ...

See all stories on this topic »BioPlus' Hepatitis C Patient Support Program

Improves Treatment Outcomes of ...

Benzinga

BioPlus Specialty Pharmacy (BioPlus), one of the nation's leading specialty

pharmacies, is announcing today enhancements to their hepatitis C patient

support program called HepatitisRxAssist. The FDA's recent approval of two new

drugs for the treatment ...

See all stories on this topic »Coffee drinking improves hepatitis C treatment

response

The Virtual Medical Centre

Advanced hepatitis C patients with chronic liver disease may benefit from

drinking coffee during treatment, according to a new study in Gastroenterology,

the official journal of the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA)

Institute. ...

See all stories on this topic »New Hepatitis C drug cures local patient

Examiner.com

If you or someone you know has Hepatitis C, you'll be interested to know the FDA

approved a new drug to help cure the liver disease. The medicine, Incivek, also

known as Telaprevir (TVR), almost doubles the chances of curing the serious

liver disease ...

See all stories on this topic »

Stereotyping Patients, and Their Ailments

New York Times

By DANIELLE OFRI, MD When Mr. S. was doing time at Rikers Island in the early

1990s, he was given a standard battery of tests for the medical ailments that

run rampant behind bars — AIDS, hepatitis, tuberculosis. He received the

unwelcome news that he ...

See all stories on this topic »Number of Hepatitis C Patients Triples Over Last

Decade

The Chosun Ilbo

The number of the Hepatitis C patients topped 5600 as of last year. The 2002

figure only stood at around 1900, according to the Korea Centers for Disease

Control and Prevention. The health authority warns that the virus is easily

transmitted through ...

See all stories on this topic » Public Supports Universal Hepatitis C Screening

Medscape

June 20, 2011 — A new study indicates that patients support universal screening

for hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection, even in the absence of prior consent or

communication of negative results. The study was published online June 6 in BMC

Infectious ...

See all stories on this topic »

[Guest guest]

NanoViricides to lease new space for ramped up drug production

Proactive Investors USA & Canada

The company is in the process of developing new drugs to work against a variety

of viral diseases, including HIV, Hepatitis C, Dengue fever and the Ebola virus,

among others. The West Haven, Connecticut-based company's current facilities

cannot produce ...

See all stories on this topic »BioPlus' Hepatitis C Patient Support Program

Improves Treatment Outcomes of ...

Benzinga

BioPlus Specialty Pharmacy (BioPlus), one of the nation's leading specialty

pharmacies, is announcing today enhancements to their hepatitis C patient

support program called HepatitisRxAssist. The FDA's recent approval of two new

drugs for the treatment ...

See all stories on this topic »Coffee drinking improves hepatitis C treatment

response

The Virtual Medical Centre

Advanced hepatitis C patients with chronic liver disease may benefit from

drinking coffee during treatment, according to a new study in Gastroenterology,

the official journal of the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA)

Institute. ...

See all stories on this topic »New Hepatitis C drug cures local patient

Examiner.com

If you or someone you know has Hepatitis C, you'll be interested to know the FDA

approved a new drug to help cure the liver disease. The medicine, Incivek, also

known as Telaprevir (TVR), almost doubles the chances of curing the serious

liver disease ...

See all stories on this topic »

Stereotyping Patients, and Their Ailments

New York Times

By DANIELLE OFRI, MD When Mr. S. was doing time at Rikers Island in the early

1990s, he was given a standard battery of tests for the medical ailments that

run rampant behind bars — AIDS, hepatitis, tuberculosis. He received the

unwelcome news that he ...

See all stories on this topic »Number of Hepatitis C Patients Triples Over Last

Decade

The Chosun Ilbo

The number of the Hepatitis C patients topped 5600 as of last year. The 2002

figure only stood at around 1900, according to the Korea Centers for Disease

Control and Prevention. The health authority warns that the virus is easily

transmitted through ...

See all stories on this topic » Public Supports Universal Hepatitis C Screening

Medscape

June 20, 2011 — A new study indicates that patients support universal screening

for hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection, even in the absence of prior consent or

communication of negative results. The study was published online June 6 in BMC

Infectious ...

See all stories on this topic »