Directly-acting Antivirals Effective in Treating Hepatitis C

Hepatitis C viral infection affects the liver, leading to the development of severe liver disease, including cirrhosis and liver cancer. It is transmitted through sexual contact, contact with blood products and from mother-to-child during childbirth.

Directly-acting antivirals appear to be safe and effective in hepatitis C
- Hepatitis C causes chronic hepatitis and even liver cancer
- Treament for hepatitis C should be initiated early

Directly-acting Antivirals Appear Safe and Effective in Treating Hepatitis C

The direct-acting antiviral regimens appear to be safe and effective in the treatment of hepatitis C, according to a recent study. Read More

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Directly-acting Antivirals Effective in Treating Hepatitis C

Directly-acting Antivirals Appear Safe and Effective in Treating Hepatitis C

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