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Hepatitis C virus dried on inanimate surfaces can remain infectious for up to six weeks

After diagnosis of hepatitis C, some gay men willing to consider risk-reduction practices

HCV reinfection is common among HIV-positive gay men in Europe

Patrick Ingiliz from the Medical Centre for Infectious Diseases, speaking at EACS 2013. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

Eastern Europe facing quadruple epidemic while governments do nothing, warns UN Special Envoy

UN Secretary General's Special Envoy on HIV in eastern Europe and central Asia, Professor Michel Kazatchkine, speaking at the opening plenary session of the 14th European AIDS Conference. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis,com

Is HCV infection spreading among HIV-positive gay men in Japan?

Community study finds no evidence of widespread HCV epidemic among HIV-negative gay men in London

Number of patients diagnosed with HCV in England increased by a third between 2010 and 2012

Hepatitis C reinfection occurs frequently among gay men living with HIV in London

Hepatitis C reinfection occurs frequently among gay men living with HIV in London

Report highlights major failings in UK response to hepatitis C