Hepatitis C Can Be Cured in up to 95% of Cases, but Thousands of Mexicans Do Not Know It
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Khandwa | A health check-up and treatment camp was organised for the prisoners on Tuesday in the district jail on the occasion of World Hepatitis Day. According to jail superintendent D.K. Saras, a total of 95 prisoners including 82 male and 13 female prisoners were tested for Hepatitis-B and Hepatitis-C in the camp. Dr. Nitin Kapoor of the Chief Medical and Health Officer's office Khandwa and his team conducted the health check-up of the prison…
Mexico City. Hepatitis C, a disease that for decades has been associated with cirrhosis, liver cancer and transplants, can be cured today in more than 95% of patients with treatments of between eight and twelve weeks, but the main challenge in Mexico remains to detect infected people before complications appear, a specialist warned. On the occasion of World Hepatitis Day, which is commemorated every 28 July, gastroenterologist Sergio Gabriel Muñ…
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