Guest guest Posted April 23, 2010 Report Share Posted April 23, 2010 Dear D, This Research & Treatment News update gives you highlights from the latest articles posted to Hepatitis-Central.com for patients and their families, caregivers and health professionals. With new information being published regularly, we want you to have the latest news on treatments, clinical trials, social issues and important breakthroughs. Five Foods to Reduce HCV-Related Insomnia Dealing with Hepatitis C infection is more challenging when you can't sleep. Before using a pharmaceutical sleep aid, you might want to first try eating one of these five insomnia-easing foods before bed. Read more. Locteron Improves HCV Therapy Interim Phase II study results showed that, when paired with ribavirin, Locteron demonstrated potency against Hepatitis C similar to pegylated interferon. Read more. Experimental Polymerase Inhibitor Lowers HCV Viral Load Fast After just three days of a Phase 1b trial, Vertex's VX-222 is asserting itself as a possible contender to partner with telaprevir for a new Hepatitis C combination therapy regimen. Read more. Get The Facts About Hepatitis C Viral Load Those with Hepatitis C are often occupied with whether or not they have a high viral load. Despite the tendency to associate a high viral load with worsening illness, experts agree that the results of this test have little bearing on Hepatitis C disease progression. Read more. Early HCV Study Outcome: PSI-7977 Learn about the mid-trial results of PSI-7977's effectiveness against Hepatitis C. Read more. Your Opinion Wanted: Many people with Hepatitis C suffer from chronic sleeplessness. However, diet can have a profound impact on sleep. Which, of the foods below, have you eaten to try and achieve a restful slumber? Warm MilkBananasCherriesPecansBrown Rice, Oats or QuinoaAll of the AboveNone of the Above VISIT the HCV-Related Insomnia poll today. We asked, you responded: Have you, at any point, after being diagnosed with Hepatitis C, withdrawn from social activities you used to once enjoy? 66%: Yes – There were or are still times I lack enthusiasm and prefer to be by myself.7%: Yes – But I try to surround myself with friends or family when I’m feeling down.23%: No – I haven’t stopped doing what has always made me happy.4%: Not Sure – I never really thought about it until today. To learn even more about Hepatitis C and what you can do about it, visit Hepatitis-Central.com. You'll find more than 2,750 pages of in-depth information for HCV patients and their families, caregivers and health professionals. If you would like to review an article you saw in one of these recent Research & Treatment News updates, or would like to search through any of the archived, in-depth news and commentary pages, you ought to browse Hepatitis C Information Central at Hepatitis-Central.com. Note: LiverSupport Health News, our “sister†e-newsletter, gives you valuable lifestyle suggestions and news-you-can-use from our LiverSupport.com editors. Just click here to sign up for LiverSupport Health News, and learn even more about supporting liver health for you and your family. Yours in health,Editors@...www.Hepatitis-Central.com1-800-364-5722 Do you have a friend or relative who would find the information in this Research & Treatment News update useful? You can forward this email to them, so they can begin reading all the latest hepatitis research and liver support news. If you're not a current subscriber, click here to sign up today. To be sure you keep receiving this newsletter, click here to confirm your subscription. To guarantee that future mailings from us are not blocked, please add Editors@... to your address book. We value your privacy. We will not rent your e-mail to anyone. Review our Privacy Policy. ©2010 Hepatitis-Central.com. All rights reserved. Hepatitis-Central.com2331 State Route 17KMontgomery, NY 125491-800-364-5722 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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