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According to the American Liver Foundation, more than 25 million Americans are afflicted with liver and gallbladder disease and more than 43,000 die of liver disease each year. While several factors contribute to liver damage, viral hepatitis is the single most important cause of liver disease in the United States and worldwide. Roughly 200 million…

Cancer, a deadly disease, is a condition where cells of any body part start growing without control. The cells further divide and grow to spread into other body parts. In a healthy body, old or damaged cells die while other cells divide and form new cells. Cancer disturbs this process; new cells are formed when…

While the most common cause of liver cancer that affects individuals in the United States is caused by a cancer that has originated within another part of the body and metastasized or spread, HCC or hepatocellular carcinoma is cancer that begins in the liver and accounts for up to fifty percent of all liver cancer…

HIV and AIDS is a medical problem that has confounded the medical community since its introduction to the world. It was first identified in the United States around 1980, largely unheard of before this time with a few isolated exceptions that match the disease’s symptoms. The HIV stands for Human Immunodeficiency Virus, and AIDS for…

Living with hepatitis B is very difficult, but fortunately – today we have a natural way to cure it, which anyone can easily apply at their homes. There are lots of problems with having hepatitis B, and it can greatly limit your life in many ways. That’s why it is important to understand some basic…

Hepatitis known as an inflammation of the liver is a gastroenterological disease. Hepatitis is generally categorized as a viral or non-viral hepatitis. Viral hepatitis can be considered “rapid” a position that comes on frequently with severe symptoms and for a short time or “chronic” a position that comes on slowly, may or may not have…

There are various diseases caused by blood borne pathogens. People are subjected to these pathogens by needle injuries, accidents with sharp instruments, contamination with blood and other body fluids. In case of exposure you must follow the exposure control protocol and afterwards follow up with a doctor for any necessary treatment.  AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency…

Blood borne pathogens present in the blood of a person can spread to others if such blood or body fluids enter the body of another through cuts, wounds or broken skin, or via the mucus membrane and of course when injured by infected needles and instruments. The bacteria and virus can lead to a number…

Viral Hepatitis: This is the inflammation and necrosis of the liver caused by a virus or group of viruses. There are other types of hepatitis including hepatotoxic and drugs related hepatitis and alcoholic hepatitis. stolica2000 Types of Viral Hepatitis There are many types of viral hepatitis Hepatitis A, B, C, D, E and G etc.…

INDIAN HERBAL SCIENTISTS claim to have found an effective and cheap treatment for the Hepatitis B, the dreaded disease that has some two billion infected people (infected with HBV – Hepatitis B virus), out of which more than 350 million have chronic (lifelong) infections, across the globe. Timesnewsnetwork  Luck now based International Institute of Herbal…