In Australia, hepatitis C is the most commonly notified communicable disease, with an estimated 200,000 people currently infected and 11,000 new infections each year. This book will prove essential to all those infected, their families, friends and colleagues, and physicians, health workers and scientists.
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Hepatitis C: The Facts
2001, Australasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health Medicine (ASHM)
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0957911408 9780957911406
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Table of Contents
1. Living with hepatitis C: a constant bloody struggle
2. Virology and molecular virology of the hepatitis C virus
3. Laboratory diagnosis of the hepatitis C virus infection
4. Towards a vaccine for the hepatitis C virus
5. Pathology and pathogenesis of hepatitis C
6. Natural history of hepatitis C infection
7. Extrahepatic manifestations of hepatitis C
8. Coinfection of hepatitis C virus and human immunodeficiency virus
9. Initial assessment and clinical monitoring of people with hepatitis C
10. An overview of antiviral therapy for chronic hepatitis C infection
11. Natural therapies and hepatitis C
12. Therapy decision-making for people with chronic hepatitis C
13. Quality of life
14. Hepatitis C and discrimination
15. Transmission of the hepatitis C virus infection
16. Descriptive epidemiology of HCV
17. The hepatitis C virus and transfusion medicine
18. Epidemiology of the hepatitis C virus among injecting drug users
19. Hepatitis C: developing a policy response
20. Hepatitis C councils in Australia
21. Hepatitis C peer education
22. Gaining control of the hepatitis C virus epidemic in Australia.ñłT.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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