Hepatitis Center

June 10, 2008 - 7:30am

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Hepatitis Center

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General Overview

Hepatitis is a liver infection caused by a virus. There are several types of hepatitis infections:

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InDepth

Find answers in our in-depth report on hepatitis:

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]]>How is it treated?]]>

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]]>How can I reduce my risk?]]>

]]>What should I ask my healthcare provider about hepatitis?]]>

Living With Hepatitis

In his own words: living with hepatitis C

Preventing Hepatitis

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Special Topics

Hepatitis A prevention for travelers

Among travelers, hepatitis A is one of the most common infections that can be prevented.

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Reducing your risk of cirrhosis

You can take several steps to reduce your risk of developing cirrhosis. Learn more here.

Special Topics (Continued)

Can salons spread infection?

There is good evidence that razors, nail files, barber's scissors, tattoo needles, and body piercing instruments are risk factors for transmitting hepatitis B and C. Read more here.

Water, water, everywhere, but is it safe to swim?

In swimming pools, germs, such as Cryptosporidium , E Coli , Giardia , Shigella , and Hepatitis A are the most common causes of recreational water illnesses. Read more here.

Related Conditions

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Natural and Alternative Treatments (By Condition)

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