America's heroin epidemic is driving up hepatitis C cases—especially among rural white Americans and The report was released ahead of National Hepatitis Testing Day, which is held in the U.S. on May 19.

What You Need to Know About Hepatitis You’ve likely heard of hepatitis C, a disease intravenous drug users have contracted from using needles unsafely. But hepatitis is much more complex.

Hepatitis Tied to Parkinson’s Risk People with hepatitis B or hepatitis C were more likely to have Parkinson’s disease.

VA Dentist May Have Infected Vets With HIV & Hepatitis A dentist at the Tomah Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Wisconsin exposed nearly 600 veterans to infectious diseases including HIV, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C, according to VA administrators.

FDA approves first pill to treat all types of hepatitis C New hepatitis C drug, Epclusa, carries a hefty price tag but has a high cure rate, research shows.

Congress outraged over hepatitis C treatment VA can't afford Dr. Raymond Schinazi played a leading role developing a drug that cures hepatitis C while working seven-eighths of his time for the VA

Pamela Anderson Cured of Hepatitis C: What You Should Know About the Virus Hepatitis C can be a debilitating and even fatal condition, but it can also be asymptomatic for years before it causes problems. Here's what you need to know.

7 Numbers That Show The Fight Against Hepatitis Is Far From Over July 28 is World Hepatitis Day, a sorely-needed awareness campaign for diseases that affect more than 400 million people alive today. In the U.S., more people die from hepatitis C than they do from HIV

7 Numbers That Show The Fight Against Hepatitis Is Far From Over July 28 is World Hepatitis Day, a sorely-needed awareness campaign for diseases that affect more than 400 million people alive today. In the U.S., more people die from hepatitis C than they do from HIV

Injected Painkillers Trigger Hepatitis C Spike In Four States Nationwide, hepatitis C infections have increased by 150% from 2010 to 2013.