Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection represents a major healthcare burden worldwide. This virus is highly contagious via infected blood or other body fluids, and is mainly transmitted from mothers to their infants, or between children.
“Nowadays we have oral hepatitis treatment medication which are very successful in shutting down replication of the virus. These medicines are taken as a daily pill and result in little to no side effects. While treatment will not necessarily cure chronic patients, but it change lives for the better: “The liver enzymes normalize, the amount of scarring gets better, and we even think the risk of developing cirrhosis and liver cancer also decreases with long-term antiviral treatment.”
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