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Hepatitis E death toll hits 114
By Dennis Ojwee FOUR more people have died of Hepatitis E in Kitgum district, increasing the death toll to 114. This is out of a cumulative number of 7,331 people infected with the disease, according to district officials. The chairman of the Hepatitis

Rains to worsen Hepatitis E, says official
Gulu The start of the rainy season may worsen the spread of Hepatitis E, Gulu district disease surveillance officer Michael Cankara has said. The warning comes at a time when the disease has claimed over 106 lives and infected over 6000 in various parts

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Silymarin Improves Quality of Life During Hepatitis C Treatment
Although a large-scale study concluded long-term interferon therapy to be ineffectual for Hepatitis C management, it demonstrated improvements in quality of life for participants supplementing with silymarin....

Early Hepatitis C Treatment Increases Success
Currently approved treatment for chronic Hepatitis C is about 50 percent effective. New research from Canada claims that early treatment boosts its effectiveness up to 90 percent....

Popular Blood Thinner May Reduce Liver Scarring for HCV Patients
Successful animal studies have paved the way for a human trial to determine if warfarin prevents liver damage in those with Hepatitis C....
Neurovisual Impairment: A Frequent Complication of Alpha-Interferon Treatment in Chronic Viral Hepatitis

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Fig. 2. Differences in paired eye measurements of visual evoked responses (end-of treatment minus baseline) in patients with normal baseline P100 latencies. Values have been arranged in decreasing order of magnitude. Positive values indicate prolongation of the P100 latency during treatment. Differences larger than ± 3.2 ms are significant.

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