No goods, fees, or services were exchanged for this or any other listing or for Dr. Rice's appearance in this report. Transmission of the disease is discussed on the Hepatitis Foundation International Web site, along with signs of the disease, risk factors, and herbal supplement therapy. Research articles are downloadable from HFI's newsletter, and global links are posted. Global facts and statistics about hepatitis C are presented online by the World Health Organization , which also lists symptoms and protection strategies. The Canadian Liver Foundation provides information and support to patients and families to Canada's 12 million liver disease patients, including hepatitis C sufferers.
Liver function is discussed.
The American Liver Foundation Web site posts hepatitis C diagnosis and treatment information for doctors and patients. Testimonials on coping with liver disease are offered as well as Web links . Intelihealth features news on the latest HCV drug findings. Stanford hepatology expert Emmet B. Keeffe, MD, discusses the latest HCV treatments on Medscape Gastroenterology . FDA approves new treatment to battle mysterious disease produced by Patricia M. Bannan reported by Lucky Severson story by Shawn O'Leary video edited by Katie Elfsten The Hepatitis C virus has now been replicated in the laboratory, allowing genetic manipulation that one day may lead to a vaccine and cure The mysterious virus hepatitis C, which has a history of stalking the blood supply and infecting organ transplant and transfusion patients and others, now can be grown outside the body in the lab.