Description:
The Hepatitis C Virus infection persists in 85% of cases, and often has no symptoms until liver damage has occurred, many years after infection. It too can cause cirrhosis, liver cancer and liver failure and it is responsible for 10,000 - 18,000 deaths per year.
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The Hepatitis C Virus infection persists in 85% of cases, and often has no symptoms until liver damage has occurred, many years after infection. It too can cause cirrhosis, liver cancer and liver failure and it is responsible for 10,000 - 18,000 deaths per year.
