The objectives of this review are to highlight the improvements that have been made in the current treatment of autoimmune hepatitis and to indicate the progress toward new therapies that justify ...

From a public health point of view, there are no specific strategies for prevention of hepatitis E virus infection. Exposures ...

Corticosteroid therapy is effective in all forms of autoimmune hepatitis, and the combination ... and gene therapy. Similar treatment comparisons have not been made in patients with mild to ...

Hepatitis A and hepatitis E are viral infections that primarily affect the liver and are transmitted through the fecal-oral ...

Hepatitis A and E, spread though unsafe water and contaminated ... degree of liver damage in those with chronic hepatitis C infection. Treatment: The guidelines provide recommendations on existing ...

Let's dive into the world of hepatitis A, B, C, D, and E – five viruses that can affect your liver, each with its own unique ...

Learn about hepatitis C, how it spreads, possible symptoms, and important steps to protect yourself and others from this virus.

Hepatitis C is a contagious liver disease ... For some people, their immune system is able to fight off the infection. But others may need treatment. Now, new treatments called Direct Antiviral ...

An in-depth look at Hepatitis D, why it’s so severe, and how new therapies bring hope for better treatment and prevention.

New findings from the HERO Study show a 96% cure rate in hepatitis C retreatment among people who inject drugs. See what this means for HCV elimination goals.

Researchers evaluated the burden of hepatitis C virus infection among adult patients with HIV infection in the United States during the era of direct-acting antiviral therapy.

A Phase 2 clinical trial finds that ALT flares are common in hepatitis D patients treated with pegylated interferon-alpha, but pose no safety risk, and may even signal better viral response.