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After many years of research a group of Canadian scientists have announced a possible breakthrough for the development of a vaccine for hepatitis C.
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Covent Garden -
The Icecreamists' popular new frozen treat made from a woman's breast milk has created a flurry of attention around the world, so much in fact that Bristish officials were forced to seize what remained of the concoction over public health concerns.
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Toronto -
Toronto Public Health sent out a news release reporting that Hepatitis A was identified in a restaurant employee. The city is now urging customers who visited the restaurant Sunday to be vaccinated.
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Almost 15 percent of a tribe of Indians in Brazil have died since 2000. The Korubo, who live in the Javari Valley in the Amazon, have suffered outbreaks of disease particularly Hepatitis B and D since some of the tribe were first contacted in 1996.
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Baby boomers may tell their children about the facts of life and safe sex but don't seem to be taking their own advice, according to a survey by the Canadian Liver Foundation (CLF).
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Hepatitis E is, for many poor and developing countries, a real concern that still takes thousands of lives each year. But the end of the deadly disease may be in sight.
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The House Committee on Veterans' Affairs is looking into safety lapses at the John Cochran VA Medical Center in Missouri.
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The chief executive of the Hepatitis C Trust has voiced his concerns that many people in Scotland are living with undiagnosed hepatitis C. The warning comes as the trust opens its first office in Scotland.
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It’s one thing to have a ring through your nose, but how about an infection that gives you hepatitis? An ornamental needle through a belly button might seem sexy at first, but wouldn’t with skin infections later that can lead to death.
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Deadly Hepatitis D struck India as the reports suggested that at least 12 lives were lost in the western Indian province of Gujrat. Further, 26 more people are reportedly affected.
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UK health experts believe sun-dried tomatoes could be the cause of a recent outbreak of hepatitis A.
 The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning consumers not to eat a frozen berry product that may be linked to the hepatitis A virus.
 All baby boomers should get tested for hepatitis C, U.S. health officials recommend.
 A rise in deaths among baby boomers unknowingly infected with hepatitis C in the U.S. is driving a Canadian emphasis on detecting and treating the liver disease.
 The Vancouver Island Health Authority is holding hepatitis A immunization clinics for people who consumed a brand of frozen berries sold by a major grocery store chain.
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The US Center for Disease Control (CDC) is issuing draft guidelines proposing that all U.S. baby boomers get a one-time...
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