San Francisco is a clinical hot spot for viral hepatitis infection,
and UCSF is at the forefront in research, public health programs, and
clinical trials to prevent and fight the potentially life-threatening
condition.
UCSF faculty and staff in the schools of dentistry, medicine, nursing and pharmacy, the Clinical and Translational Science Institute
(CTSI) and UCSF Medical Center are engaged in a range of efforts,
sometimes joined by students, often with partners in San Francisco city
and county government and in affected populations. They aim to educate
individuals at risk for the disease about prevention and vaccination, to
identify people who are infected and to ensure that those who need
treatment receive it.
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Welcome to HCV Advocate’s hepatitis blog. The intent of this blog is to keep our website audience up-to-date on information about hepatitis and to answer some of our web site and training audience questions. People are encouraged to submit questions and post comments.
For more information on how to use this blog and search the HCV drug pipeline click here; for more information on HCV clinical trials click here
Be sure to check out our other blog: Hepatitis & Tattoos
Alan Franciscus
Editor-in-Chief
HCV Advocate
HBV Advocate
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