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[ad_1] Even after being cured of hepatitis C, those who recover have a much higher chance of dying than the general population—between three and fourteen times higher, depending on the severity of their liver illness. The study's findings were published in The BMJ. The findings, based on a database of over 20,000 people who have been cured of hepatitis C, show that drug- and liver-related causes of death accounted for the majority of excess fatalities. This emphasises the importance of ongoing assistance in reaping the full benefits of a hepatitis C cure. Hepatitis C is a virus that can infect the liver and cause significant and potentially fatal liver damage over time if treatment is not received. Historically, interferon-based therapy was used to treat hepatitis C, which was frequently ineffective. However, new medications known as direct-acting antivirals (DAA) were developed in 2011.  Also read: Dengue Cases On Rise: 10 Ways To Help Keep Yourself Safe From Dengue Fe

[ad_1] Published By : Nibandh Vinod Last Updated: April 19, 2023, 06:10 IST World Liver Day 2023: Liver diseases can be managed with medications, diet, lifestyle changes and liver transplant if needed. (Representative image: Shutterstock) World Liver Day 2023: Liver diseases can occur due to immunity issues, inherited illness, alcohol consumption, viral diseases and cancer WORLD LIVER DAY 2023: Liver is one of the most vital organs in vertebrate species. It helps digest food, produces energy for the body and removes harmful chemicals from our bodies. When the liver is damaged, patients lose their appetite, feel weak, have fluid retention, diarrhoea and develop jaundice and hepatitis. ALSO READ:  World Liver Day 2023: Theme, History and Significance World Liver Day is celebrated on April 19, annually to create awareness about the diseases that affect the liver. Below we take a brief look at the diseases and share some quotes and messages for the day. World Liver Day is observed