10 Questions
What is the primary antiviral used for treating Hepatitis B?
Tenofovir
What percentage of children born to mothers with Hepatitis C are at risk of perinatal transmission?
20%
How many adults with chronic Hepatitis B virus (HBsAG+) die from liver-related cirrhosis or cancer?
25%
What is the survival rate from diagnosis for Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC), a type of liver cancer, over 5 years?
15%
How many adults are estimated to be killed by HCC each year?
800,000
What is the primary mechanism to prevent perinatal transmission of Hepatitis B to neonates?
HBIG (Immunoglobulin) and Hepatitis B vaccination
Which viral status in the mother indicates a higher risk of transmitting the virus to children?
[HBsAg+] positive
How long postpartum should modified obstetric care and HAART be continued to reduce vertical transmission of HIV?
2-3 months
What percentage of individuals with effective HIV treatment can achieve almost normal life expectancy?
>80%
Which antiviral treatment has no data available for pregnancy use according to the text?
Epclusa
Test your knowledge on the treatment options for Hepatitis B and C, including antivirals like tenofovir and epclusa. Learn about reducing viral load, risks of perinatal transmission, development of cirrhosis and liver failure, as well as the high cure rates for Hepatitis C. Explore important considerations for treatment referrals and the impact on conception for ART.
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