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Bookmark This Hepatitis C Website !!!

Many of us have posted links to Hepatitis C web sites they have found helpful. Thought it might be useful to post our favorite Hep C/medical web sites in one place. Here's are some of my favorites:

1) http://www.hivandhepatitis.com/hep_c/hepc_news.html
This link is a very comprensive and well orgainzed directory of hundreds of Hepatitis C articles. For example, if you click on "E" and then go to "EVR" you will say dozens of articles on EVR and related topics.

2) http://www.projectsinknowledge.com/
Projects In Knowledge -- lots of great stuff, including studies, treatment protocols, newsletters, presentations, etc.

3) http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/
Pub Med -- Searchable Database

4) http://www.hcvadvocate.org/
Lots of good info, including recent news stories

5)http://www.thebody.com/Forums/AIDS/Hepatitis/
Ask the experts your questions on Hep C -- the real experts :)
Heptitis Top Stories -- Keep up with Hep C News

6)http://www.hivandhepatitis.com/hep_c.html
Keep up with the top Hep C articles

7) http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/mplusdictionary.html
Medline Plus Medical Dictionary -- look up those pesky medical terms yourself.

8) http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/index.html
Lab Tests Online -- Find out what all those initials on your lab reports really stand for.

9) www.google.com
Left the best for last. For those that haven't used it, just type in a few keywords and pull up tons of information.
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NOTE: Some of the above sites may require registration for access or full functionality. Registration is free and well worth it.

-- Jim
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I'm not sure how to code it so that the links are direct as you just did. Please feel free to re-copy my post with direct links if you like. Also, maybe you can give some of less technical folks a little primer in how to do it ourselves. Thanks.

-- Jim
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Sorry not quite right - Trying again here:

<a href="http://www.medhelp.org">this link</a>
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Just want to try something for accessing links. Trying to make a direct access from the post - not sure if I have this right but if I do it would be easier than cutting and pasting.  The first paragraph should highlight the link only and the second should highlight the text "this link"

<a href="http://www.medhelp.org">Medhelp</a>

1) <a ref="http://www.hivandhepatitis.com/hep_c/hepc_news.html">this link</a>
This link is a very comprensive and well orgainzed directory of hundreds of Hepatitis C articles. For example, if you click on "E" and then go to "EVR" you will say dozens of articles on EVR and related topics.
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Same here jim, got a mild case of psoriasis since starting the tx. I also can't take the sun very well here in beautiful pennsylvania. The riba does a number on us and I try to stay out of the direct sun, also been wearin more long sleeve shirts and the like which is hard to do in the summer.

     Not much red meat guy in the diet , alot of oatmeal , toast , easy to digest food. Can't wait to get off this stuff so I can eat a regular meal again.
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Sorry about your sides. I'm generally feeling a lot better, put on some weight, feel a lot stronger, more stamina, etc, -- but lots of skin problems remain where I believe are autoimmune in nature and were caused by the long exposure to the interferon. Hope you feel better soon.

Speaking of skin problems, since so many of us have skin problems on treatment and post treatment is this web site:
http://www.dermnetnz.org/

Keep in mind treatments in New Zealand may be different or less current (or more current) than those here in the States, really not sure. Still a great resource for starters.

- Jim

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Thanks jim, I'm still battlin the sx's , how have you been?
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