Hepatitis

There's A Real Chance To Stop This Miserable, Fatal Infection

Thousands die from hepatitis C every year, even though we have a nearly foolproof cure. A new plan would change that.
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U.S. Regulators: Hepatitis Outbreak May Be Linked To Organic Strawberries

They were sold at various U.S. retailers, including Aldi, Kroger, Safeway, Walmart and Trader Joe’s.
By Dee-Ann Durbin, AP

CDC Probes Mysterious Liver Disease In 100+ Children, Including 5 Deaths

The surprising cases of hepatitis date back to late October in children under 10.
By MIKE STOBBE, AP

This Disease Is A Top Killer And Now States Must Pay For Its Costly Treatment

Hepatitis C kills far more Americans than any other infectious disease.
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Remember Last Year's Hepatitis A Outbreak? This Year It's So Much Worse.

Cases of the potentially deadly liver disease have nearly doubled as outbreaks spread nationwide.
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California Volunteers Share Food With The Homeless, Get Arrested By Police

"If I’m going to be arrested for something, let it be for feeding the homeless," said Matthew Schneck, one of the volunteers cited in El Cajon, outside San Diego.
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Hepatitis A Is Surging And Cities Don't Have The Resources To Stop It

Cases have jumped 28 percent this year, and there's a "constrained supply" of vaccine.
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Trans And Gender Non-Conforming Communities Need Paid Leave Now!

Employers must define "family" in a way that allows trans and gender non-conforming communities to tend to their loved ones without incurring tremendous financial burden.
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With Opioid Crisis, A Surge In Hepatitis C

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Why African-American Fathers Should Add Vaccinations To Their List Of Parenting Achievements

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