California Hepatitis C Task Force

California Hepatitis C Task Force The California Hepatitis C Task Force will develop and improve HCV prevention, education, treatment, testing and reporting practices.

We will support policy that removes barriers and improves the quality and access to care for all Californians. The California Hepatitis C Task Force will develop models and improve existing HCV prevention, education, treatment, testing and reporting practices. We will support policy that removes barriers and provides incentives to improve the quality of patient centered care, prevents new incidenc

es of chronic hepatitis and promotes best practices for the delivery of evidence based treatments for viral hepatitis.

Wisconsin has launched a new initiative aimed at eliminating by 2030. The plan focuses on expanding statewide access t...
06/24/2026

Wisconsin has launched a new initiative aimed at eliminating by 2030. The plan focuses on expanding statewide access to testing, vaccination, and treatments to reduce hepatitis-related illness and deaths.
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Plan outlines efforts to improve testing, vaccination, and treatment of hepatitis A, B, and C to eliminate viral hepatitis by 2030

A study by the National Library of Medicine (NLM) highlighted the need for accessible insulin quality testing of insulin...
06/16/2026

A study by the National Library of Medicine (NLM) highlighted the need for accessible insulin quality testing of insulin fibrillation for people with diabetes.
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People with diabetes rely on exogenous insulin to reduce blood glucose levels, compensating for insulin resistance or impaired pancreatic β-cell function. Despite being essential for diabetes management, insulin formulations exhibit inconsistent performance due to their relatively fragile stability...

06/11/2026

Hepatitis A cases in Syria are declining following the launch of a successful emergency response effort aimed at advancing health equity and promoting disease prevention.
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06/04/2026

Too many cancers are still diagnosed too late. Data presented at showed that adding screening to existing screening programs detected more than 4x more cancers and led to a 25% reduction in cancers diagnosed in emergency presentations.

05/30/2026

May is ! Despite setbacks in federal support for evidence-based prevention strategies, including childhood immunization, we remain focused on advancing disease elimination through expanded access to prevention, testing, care, and continued scientific progress.

04/09/2026

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