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Coffee consumption reduces side-effects in people on hepatitis C treatment

Unexplained liver enzyme increases in patients with HIV could be due to hepatitis E virus: screening recommended

Co-infection with hepatitis delta increases risk of death for patients with HIV and chronic hepatitis B

Some rapid hepatitis C tests have high false-negative rate in people with HIV

Boceprevir response and resistance differs according to HCV genotype 1 subtype

Daria Hazuda from Merck. ©IAS/Marcus Rose/Worker's Photos

Maraviroc improves liver fibrosis in HIV/hepatitis C co-infected patients

Maraviroc improves liver fibrosis in HIV/hepatitis C co-infected patients

3TC has limited impact on HBV for hepatitis B / HIV-coinfected in South African trial

With special training, effective and safe hepatitis C therapy can be provided in primary care

Project ECHO care teams take part in a virtual care conference using teleconferencing to link remote primary care centres to the University of New Mexico

Coffee drinking improves hepatitis C treatment response rate in mono-infected patients