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People getting their viral hepatitis medicines from community pharmacies appear to be encountering delays due to "system issues".

The Federal Government's billion dollar investment in new hepatitis C medicines must be supported by a concerted effort to raise public awareness of the ground-breaking treatments, experts say.

Got questions about the new hepatitis C treatments? Get your answers at Hepatitis SA's community forum.

Thinking of doing hepatitis C treatment? Now's the time to take that first step and get yourself ready.

Hepatitis C treatments must reach vulnerable populations with high infection rates, if the hope of halting and eliminating hepatitis C is to be realised, Health Minister Sussan Ley said.

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Three new hepatitis C treatments will be listed on the PBS from 1 March 2016. If you are a health professional managing clients with hepatitis C, what do you need to know?

Women with hepatitis C who consume more cholesterol are at higher risk of liver-related deaths, a recent study has found.

Active chronic hepatitis C increases the risk of major cardiovascular events, independent of the severity of the liver disease or the common cardiovascular risk factors.

Zepatier, a drug that treats hepatitis C genotype 1 in people with end-stage renal disease, has been withdrawn from the March meeting of the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee (PBAC).

There has never been a better time for treating hepatitis C and more effort needs to go into raising community awareness about treatment options, the new President of Hepatitis Australia, Professor Cindy Shannon said.

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