Hepatitis C testing and diagnosis

Testing is the only way to know for sure if a person has hepatitis C. Early diagnosis leads to better health outcomes by enabling access to treatment and cure. Testing is also a gateway to prevention services for people who test negative but are at ongoing risk.

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CATIE News 07112023

Alberta researchers find high rates of hepatitis C virus and syphilis co-infection during pregnancy

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CATIE News 06292023

Researchers encourage integration of screening and treatment of blood-borne infections with mental healthcare

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HIV and hepatitis C testing

HIV and hepatitis C testing knowledge in practice

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Connecting with care

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Mobile Outreach Street Health (MOSH) Clinic

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CATIE News 03282023

Researchers underscore the need for high-tech tests to uncover acute hepatitis C virus infection

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A flexible and mobile approach to hepatitis C care delivery for people experiencing homelessness

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HCV guidance: Recommendations for testing, managing, and treating hepatitis C

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Nov 23, 2022 12:00 pm ET

Reaching the undiagnosed: Advances in hepatitis C testing

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Hepatitis C testing and treatment within supportive housing sites

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PiF Hep C POC

Hepatitis C point-of-care testing: What is its impact on testing and linkage to care?

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PiF Hep C Interventions

What interventions can be used to improve hepatitis C testing and linkage to treatment?