A report published in a February issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine sheds light on a scary new fact: Hep B and Hep C are now responsible for more deaths than AIDS/HIV.
A public health program that addresses living with hepatitis C -- similar to the ones available for AIDS patients -- is sorely needed, said the study's co-author, Dr. John W. Ward in The New York Times:
"The declines in H.I.V. reflect the accomplishments in building a public health response to the epidemic that improved screening and provided means of access to effective treatment," he said in the Times.
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