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Hispanic/Latinx and White children have more than twofold and threefold increased odds of linkage to care, respectively, than Black children.

Author of the paper, Burnet senior research officer Dr. Farah Houdroge said their modeling showed that a prison needle and syringe program could avert 30% of the hepatitis C infections and 17% of ...

Kurnool: With a spike in hepatitis B and hepatitis C virus cases, the Clinical Microbiology wing at Nandyal Government General Hospital (GGH) has started offering round-the-clock hepatitis ...

A drug and alcohol service in Leeds has said it has "micro-eliminated" hepatitis C - meaning it has identified, treated and cured individuals most at risk of the virus. Forward Leeds has worked ...

The advocacy group Prisoners’ Legal Services of Massachusetts filed a federal class action lawsuit on Wednesday, claiming the Essex County sheriff is denying hepatitis C treatment to people in their ...

alleging that he is denying "life-saving" medical treatment for inmates diagnosed with hepatitis C at the Middleton jail and other facilities. The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court i ...

Participation in Ryan White services resulted in high rates of hepatitis C viral clearance among patients with HIV coinfection, indicating the benefits of nationally funded care programs.

DAAs, the revolutionary medications that were first developed in 2011, are considered the standard gold-star treatment for hepatitis C today, proven to cure the bloodborne viral infection more ...

After people started testing positive for hepatitis C in a coastal Florida town in December, state officials collected blood from patients, wrapped their specimens in dry ice and mailed them straight ...