Hepatitis C. A Silent Epidemic
Description
Hepatitis C is a chronic viral infection of the liver that can lead to cancer, liver failure, and even death. Millions of Americans are believed to be infected by the virus, and the shocking fact is that many don't even know it. In this program viewers hear stories from patients who did not know they had hepatitis C, and learn how they discovered their condition. Experts tell about the importance of seeking a specialist to discuss medical options after a patient is diagnosed. The program also explains why anyone who is at risk for the disease should see a health professional and be tested.
Runtime
27 min
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Database
Films on Demand
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