By: John Laurusonis, MD|2010-11-11|Medicine
Hepatitis C Everybody pretty much knows that hepatitis is caused by viruses. hepatitis A is spread by the fecal-oral route, and usually starts with nausea, loss of appetite, weight loss, a painful swollen liver, and turning yellow for a few weeks.
By: Darell Belen|2010-11-13|Health & Fitness
Hepatitis describes several different conditions, all of which are characterized by inflammation of the liver. The first six months are classed as being acute hepatitis.
By: Darell Belen|2010-11-13|Health & Fitness
Hepatitis c virus (HCV) was first identified in 1987, and it is now believed that almost 300 million people are infected. The first six months after infection are referred to as acute hepatitis.
By: zeno soft|2011-09-28|Diabetes
Recent stem cell therapy research has yielded positive results in hepatitisctreatment and diabetes type 2 treatment, giving relief and hope to those suffering these debilitating diseases.
By: DR HARSHAD RAVAL MD HOMEOPATHY|2010-11-24|Alternative Medicine
Hepatitis c virus (HCV) is the cause of hepatitisc. When the inflammation is not treated, it becomes chronic and can cause chronic liver disease, which can be serious or even fatal.
By: john lara|2011-08-09|Diabetes
Hepatitis c is a devastating condition of the liver in humans, all too frequently asymptomatic (not showing or producing indications of a disease or other medical condition).
By: Phoenix Delray|2011-04-01|Article Marketing
It is important that most people understand what hepatitisc is, and what kind of symptoms you can deduce, and what treatment options are available to those who are affected.
By: Abhishek|2010-12-18|Business
Hepatitis Therapeutics Market to 2016 - Strong Hepatitis-C Pipeline and Cost Effective Treatments will Drive the Global hepatitis Market Summary "Hepatitis Therapeutics Market to 2016 - Strong Hepatitis-C Pipeline and Cost Effective Treatments wil...404
By: Rajesh Gunnam|2010-09-08|Health & Fitness
In 2009, the global hepatitis market was estimated to be worth $3,276m, representing a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 3.1% between 2001 and 2009.
By: John Laurusonis, MD|2010-11-11|Medicine
Hepatitis B We have a well-proven and safe vaccine against the DNA virus that causes hepatitis B. In fact, over a billion doses have been given with an excellent safety record.