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HCV Spree in US

According to a nationwide study it was found that about 4.1 million people in the US are infected with hepatitis C virus (HCV). // The current rate of infection was found to be 1.6%. The Hepatitis C virus affects the liver and spreads through contact with contaminated blood products. Drug users suffer from a high risk of developing the disease. ..It is found to be an important factor for liver t...

Obesity Makes Treatment of HCV Difficult

Research conducted by scientists at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota has revealed that obesity was a metabolic condition, which could interfere //with the treatment for the Hepatitis C virus (HCV). ....Lead researcher Dr. Michael R. Charlton and his colleagues have found that obese patients treated for the chronic hepatitis C virus infection are also more likely to see better results when under...

HCV Patients Survival After Liver Transplantation is Not Improving

For liver transplant recipients without hepatitis C (HCV), survival has improved over time. However, for recipients with HCV, survival has not improved//, according to a study in the issue of Liver Transplantation. ....HCV-induced liver disease is the most common reason for liver transplantation in the U.S., however, previous studies have shown that these patients do not respond as well to liver...

HCV Patients Survival After Liver Transplantation is Not Improving

For liver transplant recipients without hepatitis C (HCV), survival has improved over time. However, for recipients with HCV, survival has not improved , according to a study in the issue of Liver Transplantation. ......HCV-induced liver disease is the most common reason for liver transplantation in the U.S., however, previous studies have shown that these patients do not respond as well to live...
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