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Hepatitis B Research Advances
Genetic Diversity and Variability of Hepatitis B Virus (Nova Biomedical) by Veronica L. Mathet, Maria L. Cuestas, 2008-10
Hepatitis Viruses and Hepatocellular Carcinoma: Approaches Through Molecular Biology and Ecology by Kusuya Nishioka, Baruch S. Blumberg, et all 1986-06
Viral Hepatitis and Liver Disease: Proceedings of the International Symposium on Viral Hepatitis and Liver Disease : Molecules Today, More Cures by Kusuya Nishioka, 1994-07
Hepatitis, Hepatitisfolgen. by Klaus-Peter Maier, 2000-01-01
Management of Chronic Viral Hepatitis (Gastroenterology and Hepatology) by Stuart Gordon, 2002-01-15
Hepatitis learning guide by Gary D Coslett, 1989
Hepatitis A
Non-A, Non-B Hepatitis
Hepatitis-C-Therapie: Management psychiatrischer Risikogruppen und Behandlung psychiatrischer Nebenwirkungen von Interferon alfa mit CD-ROM by Martin Schäfer, 2006-03-31
Hepatitis B Virus - A Medical Dictionary, Bibliography, and Annotated Research Guide to Internet References by ICON Health Publications, 2004-10-04
Sexually Transmitted Diseases Sourcebook: Basic Consumer Health Information about Chlamydial Infections, Gonorrhea, Hepatitis, Herpes, HIV/AIDS... (Health Reference Series) by Ed. Sutton, Amy Lee, 2006-01-01
Hepatitis E: Index of New Information and Guide-Book for Consumers, Reference and Research by Marcus Stevenson, 2003-01
Frontiers in Viral Hepatitis

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Facts About Hepatitis B For Adults
Facts About hepatitis B For Adults. What is hepatitis B? hepatitis B is caused by a highly contagious virus that infects the liver.
http://www.nfid.org/factsheets/hepbadult.html

Extractions: Hepatitis B is caused by a highly contagious virus that infects the liver. It affects all age groups and can lead to liver disease, liver cancer and death in many of those afflicted. The virus is found in the blood and body fluids of infected people and can be spread through sexual contact, the sharing of needles or razors, from mother to infant during birth, and by living in a household with a chronically infected person. The hepatitis B virus (HBV) is hardy and can live outside the body for several days. Prevention Safe, effective hepatitis B vaccines are available. The vaccines are used to protect everyone from newborn babies to older adults. The vaccination series, generally given as 3 doses over a 6 month period, protects those at risk and contributes to the elimination of this silent, highly infectious killer. The hepatitis B vaccine is recognized as the first anti-cancer vaccine because it can prevent liver cancer caused by hepatitis B infection. Symptoms Hepatitis B is a "silent disease" that often affects many people without making them feel sick. If you do get sick from hepatitis B, the symptoms may be like the "flu." You may lose your appetite, feel extremely tired, have stomach cramps and vomit. If you are more seriously ill, your skin and eyes may turn yellow (jaundiced) and you may need hospitalization. There is no specific treatment for hepatitis B once it is contracted.
Testing Kits - Seasonal Allergy, Food Allergies, AIDS, HIV And Cholesterol Test
FDA approved home testing for HIV and hepatitis C.
http://www.homeaccess.com
Ask NOAH About: Hepatitis
Ask NOAH About hepatitis. What is hepatitis? Specific Concerns, Prevention and Treatment. The Basics hepatitis Testing hepatitis A to G. A, B, C, D, E, G.
http://www.noah-health.org/english/illness/gastro/hepat.html

Extractions: Chronic Hepatitis Neonatal Hepatitis (See Ask NOAH About Newborns to 2 Years: Jaundice Hepatitis Testing Hepatitis A to G Hepatitis A Hepatitis A - NY City Dept of Health Hepatitis A and Food Services Workers - NY State Dept of Health Hepatitis A - Hepatitis Foundation International Hepatitis A - Centers for Disease Control ... What I Need to Know About Hepatitis A - National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (also in
CNN.com - Health - New Generation Of Interferon Treatment Helps Hepatitis C - De
http://cnn.com/2000/HEALTH/12/07/bc.health.hepatitis.reut/index.html

Extractions: WEB SERVICES: BOSTON, Massachusetts (Reuters) Two industry-sponsored studies in this week's New England Journal of Medicine have found that a new longer-acting form of interferon is far more effective than regular interferon for blocking the virus responsible for chronic hepatitis C. In tests on hundreds of patients, both teams of researchers found that more people who were given weekly injections of peginterferon alfa-2a responded better to the treatment than volunteers given the older, shorter-acting form known as interferon alfa-2a.
Hepatitis
hepatitis. Printerfriendly version PDF file, 183 Kb. See also Sexually Transmitted Diseases Overview. What is hepatitis? hepatitis is a liver disease.
http://www.4woman.gov/faq/hepatitis.htm

Extractions: What are the signs of hepatitis? ... Hepatitis is a liver disease. It makes your liver, an important organ in your body, swell up (or become inflamed) and stop working well. A healthy liver helps your body fight infections, stops bleeding, takes drugs and other poisons out of your blood, and stores energy. Hepatitis can be mild and last for a short time or be very serious and cause liver failure and death. Hepatitis is caused by a virus (a germ that causes sickness). Other things can harm the liver, such as alcohol or drug abuse and long-term use of some medications. Hepatitis affects millions of Americans and is a serious health problem in parts of Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean. There are 5 types of hepatitis - A, B, C, D, and E - each caused by a different hepatitis virus.
CNN.com - U.S. Surgeon General Introduces Hepatitis C Education Campaign - July
http://www.cnn.com/2000/HEALTH/07/27/hepatitis.c/index.html

Extractions: WEB SERVICES: WASHINGTON (CNN) U.S. Surgeon General David Satcher and a key House Republican Thursday took steps to increase public awareness about Hepatitis C, a common disease that affects nearly four million people in the United States and more than 100 million people worldwide. Many of those infected do not even know they have it. ALSO Read the Surgeon General's letter RESOURCES For more information on Hepatitis C, contact the Hepatitis C Hotline at the
Springbanktech.com
Development of novel antiviral therapies, including hepatitis B in Milford, Massachusetts.
http://www.springbanktech.com/
Health On The Net (HON): Hepatitis B Virus Overview's Introduction
hepatitis B Virus (HBV) Overview. The hepatitis B Version 4.1 is now available. 3. 0 The hepatitis B virology and immunology 3.1 What is the hepatitis B Virus.
http://www.hon.ch/Library/Theme/Hepatitis/

Extractions: is now available. The following documents related to hepatitis B have been elaborated for informative purpose only. They have been wrtitten by Stuart Millinship and posted to the mailing list HEPV-L . The Hepatitis B Report has been elaborated to answer frequently asked questions about this disease. Before going futher, please read the Introduction explaining the goal of this report, its content, as well as the Introduction This document aims to improve understanding and answer some questions you may have about hepatitis B. This document contains additional information on new drugs, complimentary medicine, cirrhosis and the start of a glossary. This document deals with hepatitis B, this is a specific form of hepatitis and should not be confused with other types where symptoms, treatment and prognosis may differ. There are many similarities between various forms of hepatitis so others may find this useful but there are also many differences, if you require information about other forms of hepatitis please consult appropriate sources of information although I hope you may find the information within this document useful. The information contained within in is in some cases facts, opinion, and simplified to aid understanding and convey a concept. NONE of it should be relied upon as expert opinion. This FAQ is provided as-is, without any express or implied warranties. Please consult a medical practitioner, medical text books or journals for any to verify and/or obtain further information. That said there are many medical terms used within this document and a medical dictionary and or text book may be useful in aiding understanding.
Leberinfo
Das Forum erkl¤rt den Aufbau der Leber, die Funktionen und informiert ¼ber Lebererkrankungen wie hepatitis und Leberzirrhose.
http://www.leberinfo.foren24.com/index.php
Hep C Connection
A newsletter for people interested in or suffering from hepatitis C.
http://www.hepc-connection.org/
Hepatitisactivist.org: Instant Advocacy Initiative
Help fight liver disease by emailing Congress with an automated congressional E-mailer (ACE) system. Also join a list to be kept up to date with liver disease.
http://www.hepatitisactivist.com

Extractions: Our " " lets you get your voice heard in Washington in three simple steps Choose a subject from our list and copy the text (or write your own) Put in your zip code to automatically find your representatives Personalize and then send your message at the push of a button Now You Can Easily Make a Significant Difference By taking part in an ongoing advocacy initiative through this website you can help more than just yourself or a loved one. Your effort may also help everyone in the USA who has liver disease concerns. As you may already know, liver disease research, education and other related issues are significantly under-funded in the United States.
Communicable Disease Fact Sheet
hepatitis A. Version en español. (infectious hepatitis). What is hepatitis A? hepatitis A (formerly known as infectious hepatitis
http://www.health.state.ny.us/nysdoh/communicable_diseases/en/hepat.htm

Extractions: Communicable Disease (infectious hepatitis) What is hepatitis A? Hepatitis A (formerly known as infectious hepatitis) is a liver disease caused by a specific virus. The disease is fairly common; more than 2,500 cases are reported in New York State each year. Who gets hepatitis A? Anyone can get hepatitis A, but it occurs more frequently in children, people travelling abroad, and men who have sex with men. How is the virus spread? The hepatitis A virus enters through the mouth, multiplies in the body and is passed in the feces. The virus can then be carried on an infected person s hands and can be spread by direct contact, or by consuming food or drink that has been handled by the individual. In some cases, it can be spread by consuming contaminated water. What are the symptoms of hepatitis A? The symptoms of hepatitis A may include fatigue, poor appetite, fever and vomiting. Urine may become darker in color, and then jaundice (a yellowing of the skin and whites of the eyes) may appear. The disease is rarely fatal and most people recover in a few weeks without any complications. Infants and young children tend to have very mild symptoms and are less likely to develop jaundice than are older children and adults. Not everyone who is infected will have all of the symptoms. How soon do symptoms appear?
Hepatitis C Society Of Canada - Welcome
hepatitis C Society of Canada Welcome
http://www.hepatitiscsociety.com/
Hepatitis C, Enzymschäden, Stoffwechselstörungen, Enzephalopathie
Auswirkungen der Infektion auf den Leberstoffwechsel, Zusammenh¤nge zu Enzymsch¤den, Stoffwechselst¶rungen, Enzephalopathie und ¼ber toxische Hirnsch¤digungen.
http://members.aol.com/enzymdefekte/
Leverbetændelse-Hepatitis
Om symptomer , typer og behandling, samt komplikationer.
http://www.netpatient.dk/Hepatitis.htm

Extractions: Sponsor: Overlæge, dr.med. Jens D. Lundgren Hepatitis (leverbetændelse) Når leveren bliver smittet med mikroorganismer eller påvirket af medicin (mest frygtet er overdosis af paracetamol), over måde stort alkohol indtag eller giftige levnedsmidler (fx svampe) udvikles der en betændelse i leveren. Der findes en række virus arter som specifikt rammer leveren de såkaldte hepatitis virus. Der findes en række af disse hepatitis virus, som benævnes alfabetisk, altså A, B, C, etc. Selv om virus navnene ligner hinanden, er forløbet af hepatiten yderst forskelligt, og det er væsentligt at holde dem adskilt når man snakker om en virus hepatitis. Det klassiske tegn er gulsot (icterus). Gulsoten kan enten udvikle sig lige når hepatiten opstår, eller længere hende i forløbet af en kronisk hepatitis (se komplikationer til hepatitis) som regel i forbindelse med at hepatiten har medført skrumpe lever. Når gulsoten udvikler sig vil patienten typisk også føle sig træt , og klage over at afføringen bliver lysere og urinen mørk. Nogle klager over smerter fra leveren (sidder lige under ribbenene på højre side af maven fortil). I nogle tilfælde er træthed det eneste symptom på hepatiten.
Familydoctor.org/032.xml
Health Canada hepatitis C - HomeIn Canada, an estimated 240,000 people are currently infected with hepatitis C, many of whom are unaware that they even have it.
http://familydoctor.org/032.xml

Extractions: Advanced Search familydoctor.org Home Conditions A to Z Infections Hepatitis B and C What are chronic hepatitis B and chronic hepatitis C? How does a person get hepatitis B or C? What are the symptoms of acute hepatitis B or C? What is the difference between acute and chronic hepatitis? ... Can hepatitis B or C be prevented? Printer-friendly version Email this article Hepatitis B and C are similar kinds of liver infection that are caused by viruses. Chronic hepatitis B and C are long-term infections of the liver that develop after a bout of acute hepatitis. Return to top Hepatitis B or C can be caught in different ways. Hepatitis B and hepatitis C are spread by contact with infected blood or other body fluids of people who have hepatitis B or C infection. For example, you can get hepatitis B and C by having sex with an infected person. People who use intravenous drugs can get hepatitis B or C when they share needles with someone who has the virus. Health care workers, such as nurses, lab technicians and doctors, can get these infections if they are accidentally stuck with a needle that was used on an infected patient. Return to top What are the symptoms of acute hepatitis B or C?
Hepatitis B
Descripci³n, transmisi³n, diagn³stico y tratamiento.
http://www.dr-ramiro-pediatra.com/hepatitisb.htm

Extractions: El padecimiento ... Hechos y cifras EL PADECIMIENTO AGUDA Y DE LARGA DURACION En el ataque agudo, el virus se multiplica en el higado en aproximadamente uno a seis meses (promedio de tres meses). Los estados tempranos de la enfermedad suelen semejar influenza y la fase aguda se desarrolla en etapas que pueden variara de muy leves a graves. En algunos casos es mortal. Los afectados por hepatitis B habitualmente se recuperan. Se requieren sin embargo de varias semanas antes de lograr la recuperacion y de reiniciar las actividades normales. CRONICA DE POR VIDA La hepatitis B cronica tiene un rango de expresion clinica muy amplio. Suele ser asintomatica, de modo que el paciente no siente dolor ni molestias. La mayoria ni siquiera sabe que alberga el virus hasta que la enfermedad progresa a la etapa terminal de cirrosis o cancer hepatico. Los afectados por hepatitis B cronica asintomatica tienen 270 veces mas probabilidad de desarrollar cancer hepatico que los no portadores. ALGUNOS HECHOS Aunque la hepatitis B, como el virus de SIDA, es mas comun entre homosexuales y drogadictos, tambien puede transmitirse entre personas heterosexuales. Esto significa que, durante el coito, varones y mujeres pueden infectarse con el virus, si la pareja es portadora del virus. Siendo infecciosos, pueden transmitir el virus a otras personas. De modo que en viajes, los encuentros sexuales ocasionales, no solo conllevan el riesgo de gonorrea u otras infecciones venereas establecidas; pueden tambien llevar el peligro de hepatitis B o SIDA. Por lo menos, las personas que consienten aventuras sexuales durante sus viajes deben utilizar metodos anticonceptivos de barrera y considerar vacunarse contra la hepatitis B.
Hepatitis
hepatitis. December 2001. WHAT IS hepatitis? hepatitis. hepatitis is a disorder in which viruses or other mechanisms produce inflammation
http://www.reutershealth.com/wellconnected/doc59.html

Extractions: Hepatitis December 2001 WHAT IS HEPATITIS? Hepatitis Hepatitis is a disorder in which viruses or other mechanisms produce inflammation in liver cells, resulting in their injury or destruction. [ See Box The Liver.] In most cases, this inflammatory process is triggered when the immune system fights off infections caused by viruses. It can also be caused, however, by an overactive immune system that attacks its own liver cells. Inflammation of the liver can also occur from medical problems, drugs, alcoholism, chemicals, and environmental toxins. Hepatitis varies in severity from a self-limited condition with total recovery to a life-threatening or life-long disease.
Veterans Helping Veterans
Designed for personnel afflicted with hepatitis B and C. Includes links and information on disability. Provides information on how to receive treatment, filing claims with the VA and getting medical records.
http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Bunker/2704/

Extractions: Veterans Helping Veterans does NOT endorse the letter being circulated via email regarding a problem with Target Stores. This letter was NOT originated by myself, even though the letter states Veterans Helping Veterans on the bottom. I do not now and have never known Dick Forrey. For More Information about this Hoax go to: TARGET HOAX
Hepatitis C All-about-hepatitisC Treatments, Risk Factors, And
All About hepatitis C This site, All About hepatitis C, is designed to help you learn more about hepatitis C, including its causes
http://www.all-about-hepatitisc.com/

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