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As a part of the Department of Health and Human Service
comprehensive viral hepatitis action plan developed last year, Saturday will
mark the first National Hepatitis Testing Day in the United States.
“This day is part of a larger government-wide
initiative to educate people about viral hepatitis and to encourage everyone to
talk to their health care provider about whether they are at risk,”
Howard Koh, MD, MPH, HHS assistant secretary for health, said in a
statement.Full Story »
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Infectious Disease News, March 2012
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William Schaffner, MD, discusses the ACIP's recent vote for hepatitis B vaccination.
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Zoonotic Infections
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Two confirmed cases of Alkhurma hemorrhagic fever
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Arnon Shimshony, DVM, assesses these two cases.
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Editorial
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HCV therapeutics: Times are changing
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Robert T. Schooley, MD, said the HCV therapeutic landscape is poised to change rapidly.
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From the Podium
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Data support advancement of tenofovir 1% gel to phase 2 trial
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Ian McGowan, MD, said progression to phase 2 studies offers hope.
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