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Infectious Diseases Q3 2022
Hepatitis can’t wait any longer for global action
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Correct dieting can improve quality of life for hepatitis patients
Hepatitis
The seriousness of hepatitis
Hepatitis
Deaths from hepatitis have tripled
Hepatitis
Insight: Gay men and hepatitis C
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Why is hepatitis given so little attention worldwide?
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Effective medicines for hepatitis C
Long-term consequences of hepatitis C include cirrhosis or scarring of the liver and up to one in 25 of these cases go on to develop liver cancer. Fortunately, several medicines have been developed in recent years to clear the virus for good from the body, and the prospects are getting better all the time.
