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Health authorities estimate that by 2020, oral cancers in men will equal the number of cervical cancers found in women today. The CBCD is happy to point out an evidence based, scientific remedy to help prevent this from happening.

The CBCD encourages Gilead Sciences to continue in its efforts to fight Hepatitis C despite disappointing results from a mid-stage trial.

The CBCD has learned that African American women suffer from the highest rates of herpes infections and would like to offer a remedy.

Contaminated samples of sun-dried tomatoes could be to blame for the infection that hospitalized four people and caused another three to fall ill in late 2011.

Local doctors in Iowa City, IA say they are not surprised by recent information released by the CDC regarding deaths related to Hepatitis C.

The CBCD has learned that Auckland, NZ is facing a hepatitis A outbreak with 19 cases confirmed, including some schoolchildren.

The CBCD has learned that Stanford researchers used a new computer model of HCV to show that two new drugs intended to target the virus are cost-effective.

A new report from the AFP news agency says “More Americans died in 2007 of hepatitis C infection, which causes incurable liver disease, than from the virus that causes AIDS."

The CBCD has learned that a bill requiring schools to give parents of students entering the sixth grade information about HPV vaccines passed in a Florida Senate health committee on February 22nd.

The CBCD has learned that a new study published in the journal “Cell” shows that the Epstein Barr virus (EBV) can spread from B cells and cause life-threatening sicknesses.