The 6th Canadian Symposium on HCV (CSHCV) took place in Banff on Friday 3rd March under the theme “Delivering a Cure for Hepatitis C Infection: What are the Remaining Gaps?”. The Symposium, organised by CanHepC & chaired by Lorne Tyrell and Carla Coffin, attracted a total of 264 attendees...
CanHepC is participating in a webinar organised by CATIE on the strategies to address reimbursement restrictions for Hepatitis C in Canada
In collaboration with CanHepC, CTAC and the Kirby Institute in Australia, CATIE is organising a webinar looking at strategies to address Canada’s...
CanHepC review shows more than 85% of Canadian provinces and territories restrict access to new direct-acting antivirals (DAA) for the treatment of the hepatitis C virus infection.
*Read the CRCHUM news brief on this article in french and English
Treatment with interferon-free,...
The CanHepC website has got a complete overhaul and the logo has also been re-designed.
The new website has a fresher look with a better structured navigation so information about our Network and our activities is easily accessible by our members, our partners and members of the public...
Thursday 28 July 2016 marks World Hepatitis Day and on this occasion CanHepC would like to show their support to the NOHep campaign and the elimination of viral hepatitis by 2030.
While World Hepatitis Day is an opportunity to raise awareness to viral hepatitis, the NOHep movement aims...
In support of this year's World Hepatitis Day theme ELIMINATION, the Canadian Network on Hepatitis C along with other partners are calling on the Canadian Federal government, Provinces and Territories to work together to develop a National Action Plan for the elimination of Hepatitis C in...
CanHepC was part of the organisations represented at a Parliament breakfast with Health Minister Dr Jane Philpott which took place on June 16th 2016 on Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
Amongst others from the CanHepC Network, Naglaa Shoukry, Jordan Feld and Julie Bruneau were present on...
