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2nd Annual
NYC Hep C Clinical Trials Training
with Tracy Swan of Treatment Action Group
August 20th (3 - 5 PM)
Location: NYC Department of Health, 42-09 28th Street Queens, NY 11101. Room 14-43.
Learn about participating in clinical trials, and the new Hep C medications in development.
A NYC Hep C Task Force Event! All are welcome.
Registration is required for security clearance. Register here
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Recent Hep C Treatment Action Group Publications
- New! Hep C Pharmaceutical PIPELINE REPORT.
July 20, 2014 – HIV, HCV, and TB Drugs, Diagnostics, Vaccines, Preventive Technologies, Research Toward a Cure, and Immune-Based and Gene Therapies in Development.
- TRAINING MANUAL FOR TREATMENT ADVOCATES: Hepatitis C Virus and Coinfection with HIV
November 2013 – The information here is written by and for people who are not medical specialists. We are treatment activists who learned about hepatitis C because it was a problem for people in our communities. We designed it to help you understand basic information about hepatitis C and coinfection with HIV: how it is transmitted, how to prevent hepatitis C, how a person can find out if he or she has hepatitis C, what happens to both HIV-negative and HIV-positive people who have hepatitis C, information used for making treatment decisions, and treatment options.
- 1st Hepatitis C Virus World Community Advisory Board Report
July 14, 2014 – The hepatitis C virus (HCV) World Community Advisory Board (CAB) grew from an international AIDS activist movement. The objectives of the meeting were threefold: 1. To provide a forum for leading activists to learn about developments in HCV treatment and access barriers; 2. To find common advocacy strategies; and 3. To meet with pharmaceutical companies about their plans for low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
- Defuse Hepatitis C, the Viral Time Bomb: Test and Treat Hepatitis C
Position Paper for the 67th World Health Assembly, May 19–24, 2014
We, people living with HCV, HIV/AIDS, people who use drugs, and our advocates, urge United Nations (UN) Member States to act with urgency to end the hepatitis C epidemic; it is possible!
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