Scott Kraus Reporter Of The Morning Call High cost of medications, in U.S., slows Hepatitis cure Three years ago, the outlook changed dramatically for patients with hepatitis C. Until 2014, a hepatitis C diagnosis meant a slow decline into cirrhosis, possibly liver cancer. There was a treatment — a six to 18-month regimen of weekly interferon injections […]
Cornell University college president Elizabeth Garrett, the first female to ever hold that title, died of colon cancer this past March. She was just 52. “It is with utmost sadness that I write to inform you that our president, colleague, and friend, Elizabeth Garrett, passed away late last evening after a brave battle with colon […]
Be sure to check out, “Boomers a Prime Group to be Tested for Hepatitis C”, an article regarding the importance of Hepatitis C screening in the baby boomer population, which features EPGI physician, Adam Peyton, DO. The article was recently featured on LVB.com. Boomers a prime group to be tested for hepatitis C By MELINDA […]
