Hepatitis Articles

1). Common S.T.D. Symptoms and Treatment for Chlamydia, Herpes and Hepatitis By : clamidiafacts
Disease like Chlamydia, Herpes and Hepatitis are a growing problem in the United States. High risk behaviors and lack of disease information and resources have had a profound effect on the spread of such diseases. Some of these diseases have little to no symptoms yet can be extremely harmful if not treated and can spread without knowing so. Getting proper education in dealing with such diseases can help you as an individual protect yourself from infection.
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2). Will the Chimigen™ Vaccine Stop Bird Flu, Anthrax and Hepatitis? By : James E. Finch
Interviewer: Can you describe ViRexx Medical’s Chimigen™ therapeutic vaccine? Dr. Rajan George: Chimigen therapeutic vaccine is used to produce immune responses in a host against infections which are difficult to produce immune responses, by targeting the vaccine to dendritic cells. The Chimigen platform can be extended to develop therapies for difficult-to-treat chronic infectious diseases.
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3). The In and Out of Std's By : clamidiafacts
STD’S are a problem that many of today’s youth are faced with. They are a real threat to our society. STD’s consist of any disease that is acquired primarily through sexual contact. They are infectious diseases that spread from person-to-person through contact with infected bodily fluids. In this, you will be exposed to two of the more common threats in the world of STD’s.
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4). Hepatitis - Cause, Symptoms and Treatment. By : Chetan Bhawani
Hepatitis is caused by viruses and Bacteria (Leptospira sps.) and can be Acute(sudden) or Chronic(prolonged). The easy infection of viruses is due to immuno deficiency in humans against the viruses. The Major Symptoms of hepatitis are Malaise(Inactivity), Anorexia(Loss of appetite), nausea, jaundice, Liver failure, Cirrhosis(Liver Fibrosis), Hepatic coma, Atrophy of Glands etc.
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5). What Should I Know About Hepatitis B? By : David Snape
Hepatitis B remains one of those scary terms that you occasionally hear health care professionals use. You also hear about this somewhat mysterious disease in the media from time to time. But just what is Hepatitis B and what should we know about it? Hepatitis B is a DNA virus that can be found in the blood. It attacks the liver. A name you may run across is HBV, which is short for Hepatitis B Virus.
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6). Four Hepatitis C Prevention Tips By : Jessica Deets
Hepatitis C is an inflammation of the liver caused by the hepatitis C virus. There is no cure or vaccine for hepatitis C. Just prevention. To keep from getting hepatitis C, take these precautions.
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7). Hepatitis A - How to Prevent It By : Michael Russell
Hepatitis A is a very highly contagious infection of a person's liver and it is caused by a virus. It isn't considered as dangerous as other viral types of Hepatitis, but it does cause severe pain and inflammation that affects the human liver's abilities to function properly. The most likely way of contracting Hepatitis A is through food or water that has been in close contact with someone who has already been infected.
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8). Types of Hepatitis By : Tyler
Hepatitis is a disease taking on many forms which feature inflammation of the liver. The cause is depended on the prognosis and on the symptoms shown. Certain forms of hepatitis are unable to reveal many signs or symptoms and are only noticeable when the longstanding inflammation has led to the replacement of liver cells by connective tissue. General symptoms of hepatitis are noticed by fever, enlarged liver, abdominal pain, and jaundice (icterus).
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9). Part Two: Could ViRexx Medical’s ‘Linked Recognition’ Research Lead to a Cancer Vaccine? By :
Dr. Lorne Tyrrell pioneered lamivudine as the standard treatment for hepatitis B virus (HBV). Now a success, he observed the drug’s shortcomings. Now CEO of ViRexx Medical, Tyrrell hopes his latest development, Chimigen, will offer new hope for HBV, other infectious diseases, and cancer.
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10). What is Hepatitis C ? By : ian Williamson
This silent health epidemic is a ticking time bomb. The Hepatitis C virus is the newest recognized plague to afflict the baby-boomers. How do you get Hepatitis C?
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11). Could ViRexx Medical’s ‘Linked Recognition’ Research Lead to a Cancer Vaccine? By :
Dr. Lorne Tyrrell pioneered lamivudine as the standard treatment for hepatitis B virus (HBV). Now a success, he observed the drug’s shortcomings. Now CEO of ViRexx Medical, Tyrrell hopes his latest development, Chimigen, will offer new hope for HBV, other infectious diseases, and cancer.
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12). Symptoms and Types of Hepatitis By : James Hunt
What is hepatitis? Hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver...
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13). New Pet Dog Vaccination Guidelines in the USA By : Matthew Homfray
Vaccinations are an essential preventive care for your dog. Through vaccination, dogs can now be protected from numerous disease risks, including rabies, distemper, hepatitis and several others. Some of these diseases are zoonotic (can be passed from dogs to people) and so vaccinating your pet benefits public health too.
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14). Keep your Dog Healthy with Vaccinations By : Ricardo d Argence
When owning a dog, you need to be sure to keep up to date with the vaccinations for your furry friend.
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