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Easy-to-read and illustrated information on hepatitis C treatment for people living with HIV.

More than 95% of people who take treatment are cured of hepatitis C. In other words, they no longer have the virus.

Modern hepatitis C treatment is simple to take and has few side effects.

Treatment works just as well for people living with HIV as for other people.

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Roger Pebody

Roger Pebody

Commissioning Editor

Roger joined aidsmap in 2008 and was Managing Editor from 2018 to 2024. As a freelancer, he now edits aidsmap’s news and conference coverage, as well as working on updates to About HIV pages. He is also a contributing science editor for TheBodyPro, a freelance journalist for The Lancet HIV, and a medical writer helping researchers prepare articles for peer-reviewed journals. He began working on HIV at Gay Men Fighting AIDS in the mid-1990s.

Basic information

Hepatitis C

Hepatitis C

How hepatitis C is passed on

How hepatitis C is passed on

How hepatitis C is passed on during sex

How hepatitis C is passed on during sex

Liver disease, hepatitis and HIV

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Hepatitis B and HIV

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Hepatitis B treatment for people with HIV

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Hepatitis C and HIV

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Hepatitis C treatment for people with HIV

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Fatty liver disease and HIV

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Liver function tests

Vials of blood in test tubes. One of them is being held by someone wearing white gloves.

What are fibrosis and cirrhosis?

An older woman sitting on the sofa with a blanket around her shoulders, looking tired. She is holding a mug.

Advanced liver disease in people with HIV

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