1. hepatitis A , hepatitis B and hepatitis C .

2. Patients with chronic hepatitis C should be counselled in the light of our current understanding.

3. The association between chronic hepatitis C virus infection and hepatocellular carcinoma has been described, although the exact oncogenic mechanism is unknown.

4. Over half the patients who acquire acute hepatitis C virus infection develop chronic hepatitis.

5. Indeed, chronic hepatitis C accounts for many adults referred for liver transplantation.

6. What is the treatment for chronic hepatitis C?

7. Objective:To investigate the frequency of Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection in hepatocellular carcinoma(HCC) and chronic hepatopathy in Guangxi.

8. What the researchers discovered in the hepatitis C virus may also prove to be true for related single-strand RNA viruses in the Flaviviridae family, W?lk says.

9. Are Chronic Hepatitis C viral Infections More Benign in Patients With Hemophilia?

10. What is main genotype of drug users with hepatitis C?

11. Is sexual contact a major mode of hepatitis C virus transmission?

12. Interferon treatment for chronic hepatitis C reduces the incidence of hepatocellular carcinoma ( HCC ) in sustained responders.

13. Hepatitis C virus ( HCV ) is the main pathogeny after blood transfusion.

14. Objective : To generalize the biological function of hepatitis C Virus ( HCV ) core protein.

15. Jia YT, Wei L. Subgenomic replicon model of hepatitis C virus and its application. Chin J Hepatol, 2005,13:158-160.

16. Intravenous drug users are in a high - risk category for hepatitis C.

17. Enzyme immunoassays are commercially available for detecting antibody to hepatitis C virus.

18. There is at present no reliable marker to determine whether autoimmunity or hepatitis C virus infection is the major disease process.

19. Of particular interest is the relationship between autoimmune chronic hepatitis and hepatitis C virus infection.

20. Currently, the group has begun research into new therapeutic approaches for hepatitis C, lymphoma and leukemia.

21. Most HIV-positive intravenous drug users are also infected by hepatitis C virus.

22. This rules out the possibility that autoantibodies are merely a consequence of hepatitis C virus infection.

23. Is it necessary to do genotyping when managing a person with chronic hepatitis C?

24. A new type of piezoelectric inmmnosensor that can detect hepatitis C antigen is developed paper.

25. Hepatology Digest: Professor Xie, do you encounter metabolic syndrome in hepatitis C patients frequently?

26. Conclusions: This is the first reported case of profound suppression of chronic hepatitis C after superinfection with HBV and establishment of chronic hepatitis B.

27. All employment decisions should be based exclusively on criteria relating to merit and fitness and have no reference to hepatitis B, hepatitis C, HIV infection or AIDS related illnesses.

28. Eighty percent of ARAS'clients test positive for the more easily transmittable Hepatitis C, so it's obvious they share injecting equipment, including the water vials in which they dissolve heroine.

29. CONCLUSION: IF is expensive in price and severe in side effects, still it is the most effective antiviral agent in treating hepatitis C at present .

30. Hepatology Digest: Apart from genotype, HCV RNA, and steatosis, are there any other factors that affect the antiviral outcome of hepatitis C?

1. Intravenous drug users are in a high - risk category for hepatitis C.

31. Bankground and study aim:portal hypertension is common in Egypt as a sequela to the high prevalence of hepatitis C virus and bilharziasis.

32. Liver steatosis , diabetes mellitus and hepatitis C virus (HCV) genotype have been implicated in liver fibrosis in HCV-related chronic active hepatitis (CAH).

33. The 46-year-old handyman and house painter, who lives outside of Baltimore, had had hepatitis C, which causes liver damage, for several years.

34. Licorice may contain iron and should therefore be avoided by people with iron overload diseases, such as hemochromatosis and sometimes chronic hepatitis C.

35. Autoimmune hemolytic anemia ( AIHA ) is rare and difficult to treat during chronic hepatitis C.

36. Objective To study the hepatitis C virus specific immune responses in anti - HCV positive patients without hepatitis C viremia.

37. AIM To isolate cytotrophoblasts from human placentae and investigate the specific route of mother to infant transmission of hepatitis C virus (HCV).

38. The HCV infection of PBMCs might paly certain roles in chronicity and long-term liver damage of hepatitis C.

39. In 2004 Chiron held 100 patents in 20 countries related to hepatitis C and had successfully sued many companies for infringement.

40. Objective To explore the relationship of hepatitis C virus ( HCV ) infection and auto antibodies.

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41. Anemia is a common adverse effect of Hepatitis C combination therapy.

42. Objective:To investigate the significance of allied detection of hepatitis C virus(HCV)infectious marker in hemo- dialysis(HD)patients.

43. Objective : To study the relationship between oral lichen planus ( OLP ) and hepatitis C virus ( HCV ) infection .

44. Objective:To investigate the influence of Pokeweed antiviral protein (PAP) on hepatitis C virus (HCV) replication in an infection cell model(HepG_2).

45. Objective To observe the effect of hepatitis C virus (HCV) superinfection on the short-term and long-term hepatic pathological changes in patients with chronic hepatitis B (CHB).

46. We know, for example, that grapefruit contains a compound that is also active against hepatitis C called naringenin and who knows which other compounds out there that share the effect.

47. Globally, 57 % of cirrhosis was attributable to either Hepatitis B or Hepatitis C.

48. Fatty infiltration is a known histologic correlate of hepatitis C virus ( HCV ) infection.

49. Lindsay KL . Introduction to therapy and hepatitis C . Hepatology, 2002 , 36 ( Suppl ) : S 114 - 120 , S 121 - 127 , S 135 - 144.

50. Hepatitis C can manifest as glomerulonephritis or hemorrhagic skin lesions , owing to the presence of cryoglobulinemia (Chapter 152).

51. They were also observed in sera from patients with cryptogenic cirrhosis or chronic hepatitis C.

52. Dengue is a relative of yellow fever, hepatitis C and the West Nile virus.

53. Our findings show that in chronic hepatitis C, TH1 cytokines predominate and correlate to liver immunopathology .