Abstract:Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection is common in the UnitedStates and affects all ethnic groups. Important ethnic disparities exist in HCV severity, response to treatment, and progression after liver transplantation. Among patients with chronic HCV, African Americans tend to have less severe disease histologically, whereas Hispanics appear to have a more aggressive disease course compared with non-Hispanic Whites. In contrast, new data suggest that African Americans have more rapid HCV progression after liver tr… Show more
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