#hepatitis C

The campaign reaches African Americans in Kentucky, in a region the CDC rates as high risk for HIV.

This advocate's call to action began with an injury, then a viral hepatitis diagnosis, then HIV.

All the major world organizations, shareholders, some countries, and the state of New York are committed to the elimination of hepatitis C.

Hep C drugs can conflict with other meds, but there are ways to steer clear of this issue.

People with chronic conditions or who need expensive meds could be more vulnerable. Here’s why.

Can we eliminate hepatitis C the way we did to small pox? Experts think we can, and many believe we can also eradicate hepatitis B.

The findings support previous research linking viral liver disease to autoimmune issues.

Medication for hepatitis C and sickle-cell anemia that would have helped the prisoner survive was allegedly repeatedly denied to him.

The triple-drug combo would be the first once-daily, single-tablet regimen for those with all genotypes who've failed a previous treatment.

WATCH: A video and campaign by HIV, hepatitis C and LGBT groups to address the rising costs of meds.

Study finds up to two thirds of American prisoners age 55 and older experience chronic disease, chronic pain and/or emotional suffering.

Even those who did not qualify for a treatment shorter than 12 weeks did well on the regimen in a real-world study.

How hep C can wreck havoc on our bodies

Regardless if you were born with a silver or plastic spoon in your mouth, HIV/AIDS and hepatitis C affects everyone.

If you’re living with hepatitis C, eating healthy each and every day can help protect your liver.

June 6 webinars offering technical assistance for applicants seeking funding for programs for HIV/HCV coinfected people of color