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Antihistamine use halved the risk of liver cancer in people with viral hepatitis by Series: Infohep NewsLondon Infohep 2022
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Depression, anxiety, cognitive performance improve after hepatitis C cure by Series: Infohep NewsLondon Infohep 2022
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Re-treatment of hepatitis C is highly effective after the first combination fails by Series: Infohep NewsLondon Infohep 2022
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12 good practices that should be part of the hepatitis C standard of care by Series: Infohep NewsLondon Infohep 2021
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Liver specialists offer guidance on COVID-19 risks in liver patients by Series: Infohep NewsLondon Infohep 2020
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Weight gain after hepatitis C cure is common by Series: Infohep NewsLondon Infohep 2020
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Peer-led outreach improves uptake of hepatitis C care among homeless and people who use drugs by Series: Infohep NewsLondon Infohep 2020
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Test and treat reduces hepatitis C by 83% in Melbourne gay men with HIV by Series: Infohep NewsLondon Infohep 2020
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Condomless sex sufficient to pass on hepatitis C between men by Series: Infohep NewsLondon Infohep 2020
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Secondary liver cancer after colorectal cancer more common in people with chronic hepatitis B by Series: Infohep NewsLondon Infohep 2018
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