Hepatitis C Research
News & Articles
2004
2003 Research News and Articles
| April 2004 Complementary and Alternative Therapies in the Treatment of Chronic Hepatitis C |
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| Combination Therapy with Amantadine and Interferon in Treatment-naοve Patients with Chronic Hepatitis C: A Meta-analysis | |
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Modest weight loss and physical activity in overweight patients with chronic
liver disease results in sustained improvements in alanine aminotransferase, fasting insulin, and quality of life |
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| Doctors suggest monitoring high-risk people for hepatitis C virus | |
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Senators fail in bid for
hep C funding $5.9M to fight disease not in prison budget |
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| Hepatitis C virus-infected patients and communication with physicians | |
| Pegasys plus Copegus: Newly Published Data Reports Highest Overall Sustained Virological Response Ever - 63%-All Genotypes Listed | |
| International Hepatitis C Study to Examine New Approaches to Treat Patients Who Did Not Benefit From Standard Therapy | |
| Lack of evidence of sexual transmission of Hepatitis C among monogamous couples | |
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| March 2004 Effect of Peginterferon Alfa-2a (Pegasys) on Liver Histology in Chronic Hepatitis C |
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| Can treating HCV prevent progression to cirrhosis? | |
| Youths' self-tattooing causes rising concern | |
| Chiron assailed over its use of hepatitis treatment patents | |
| Hepatitis Link to Pigs May Hit Transplant Hopes | |
| A 48-Week Duration of Therapy with Pegylated Interferon alpha 2b plus Ribavirin May Be Too Short to Maximize Long-Term Response among Patients Infected with Genotype-1 Hepatitis C Virus | |
| Pregnant hepatitis C carriers hold 10% risk of infecting baby | |
| Treatment according to Genotype: |
| Is a 48-week Course of Treatment with Peginterferon Plus Ribavirin Too Short to Maximize a Sustained Viral Response Among Patients with Hepatitis C virus Genotype 1? | |
| Small Study Finds Positive Results for HCV Non-Responders | |
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A
DGReview of :"Complete or partial seroreversion in immunocompetent
individuals after self-limited HCV infection: consequences for transfusion" Transfusion |
| Feb 2004 Zadaxin Plus Intron A for Treatment-naive HCV Patients: A Pilot Study |
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| BILN 2061 Is Effective and Well-Tolerated for HCV Genotype 1 in Preliminary Clinical Trials | |
| Interferon-Alpha May Be Safe, Effective In Preventing Hepatocellular Carcinoma Recurrence After Ablation Therapy | |
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Roche's Pegasys for
Hepatitis C cure |
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| Occult infection :No detectable HCV antibodies and no evidence of HCV in serum nevertheless harbor hidden virus elsewhere in the body | |
| The Severity of Liver Fibrosis Is Associated with High Leptin Levels in Chronic Hepatitis C | |
| Roche Scientists Identify Small Molecules That Activate A Key Tumor Suppressor Pathway | |
| HCV Evolves Slowly in Some Patients: Italian researchers conclude from analyzing the virus in a small group of 35 adults who apparently acquired it through blood transfusions at birth. | |
| Roche Will Announce Study Results | |
| Results of Re-transplantation for Recurrent Hepatitis C | |
| HCV Patients with Genotype 1b May Show a Sustained Response and ALT Improvement After Prolonged Re-treatment with Interferon Alfa |
| Jan 2004 FDA Approves Pegasys(R) (Peginterferon alfa-2a) Pre-filled Syringes for the Treatment of Hepatitis C |
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| Coley Pharmaceutical Group Initiates Phase I Clinical Trials of Actilon(TM) for Chronic Hepatitis C Infection | |
| Chiron Advances Hepatitis C Vaccine Development Program | |
| Anemia Drug Helpful in Patients with Hepatitis C | |
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Schering-Plough
Announces Availability of REBETOL(R) Oral Solution for Use in Treating
Pediatric Hepatitis C
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Internet Conference Reports on All New and Current HCV Therapies
2003 Research News and Articles
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Reviewed OCT 03 2004