University of British Columbia / British Columbia Centre / University of British Columbia Virology Department / University of British Columbia /Providence Health Care Research Ethics Board / Paul’s Hospital / Laboratory Testing / / /
IndustryTerm
Treatment of hepatitis C / selected / injection equipment / utilized health services / treatment for hepatitis C / treatment for HCV / /
MedicalCondition
HIV / HBV / epidemic / viremia following reexposure / chronic hepatitis C. HEPATOLOGY / incident infection / hepatitis C / hepatitis B / primary infection / virus infections / subsequent infection / HIV infections / low-level viremia / acute and chronic HCV / successive hepatitis C / spontaneously clearing viremia / persistent viremia / HIV infection / HBV infection / disease / acute hepatitis / HCV / viremia / persistent hepatitis C / virus infection / persistent infection / hepatitis C. Lancet / AIDS / HIV/AIDS / infection / prior infection / et al. Hepatitis C / chronic hepatitis C / individuals developing viremia / /
MedicalTreatment
antiviral therapy / /
Organization
University of British Columbia /Providence Health Care Research Ethics Board / Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research / University of British Columbia / Vancouver / St. Paul’s Hospital / 4BC Centre for Excellence / American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases / Department of Anesthesiology / Pharmacology and Therapeutics / University of British Columbia Virology Department / British Columbia Centre for Disease Control / Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada / 5BC Centre for Disease Control / /
Person
Krajden / Prince / Van Ameijden / Conway / Jason Grebely / /
Position
Martin MP / Manns MP / physician / consultant / Prince / Major / Fisher / /
Product
Peginterferon / Abbreviations / ribavirin / Previous HBV infection Unstable housing Illicit drug use Any Frequent Injection / Any Frequent Injection / HCV / CD4 / /
Hepatitis C Virus Reinfection in Injection Drug Users Jason Grebely,1 Brian Conway,1 Jesse D. Raffa,2 Calvin Lai,4 Mel Krajden,5 and Mark W. Tyndall3,4 Spontaneous clearance of hepatitis C (HCV) may provide protection ag