The Latest Breaking News from Hepatitis

Stephen and Barbara Palmer died with HIV and Hepatitis C in August 1993.

Laura Palmer was orphaned when she was nine after her parents died eight days apart with HIV and Hepatitis C

A new government study found that fewer than 1 in 3 people infected with hepatitis C are getting the treatments that can cure them

DEHRADUN: Around three dozen inmates of Haridwar jail were isolated after they tested positive for Covid-19. Their samples were collected to find out if they were infected with Hepatitis B. However, the tests showed Covid-19 infection. The health department has said that they would be kept in isolation for a…

New study suggests that the spate of severe hepatitis cases seen in children may be the result of three factors working together

Screening programme will detect people with the deadly infection, which is often symptomless in early stages

Jeremy Hunt, Matt Hancock and Andy Burnham back chair of inquiry’s recommendation for compensation ‘without delay’

More than 1,000 UK children were thought to be affected by the 2022 hepatitis outbreak, but scientists seem to have discovered the cause of the recent rise in cases of liver problems

World Hepatitis Day takes place every year on July 28. The aim of the global awareness day is to make people more aware of the hepatitis virus and promote global action to prevent its spread

Jude Hennessy had just given birth to her first child at the age of 26 when she found out she had the virus. She says access to faster testing would have made a huge difference.

While most medical attention has been on COVID, work has been underway to eliminate another viral disease, hepatitis C.