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Hepatits C Treatment Advance

Filed in archive Medical Treatments by on October 18, 2005

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Rather then attempting to kill Hepatitis C virus cells, Japanese researchers have created a treatment that occludes its ability to reproduce. Though still unsure how Hepatitis C duplicates once inside human cells, its researchers were able to prevent the mechanism by which the virus combines with necessary cellularlinks elements for multiplication.

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