HCV Next: HCV and the Gastroenterologist, Exciting Real-World Data, New Regimens Emerge

The following articles appeared in the December print edition of HCV NEXT.

Table of Contents
5 QUESTIONS
A Conversation with Susanna Naggie, MD, MHS

COVER STORY
Piecing Together the Causes and Effects of HCV-Related HCC

EDITORIAL
Exciting Real-World Data, New Regimens Emerge

IN THE JOURNALS
Rapid POC testing informs more patients of HIV, HBV, HCV status

Dried blood spots effectively detect HCV

SPECIAL SERIES
Continuum of Care: HCV and the Gastroenterologist

THE TAKE HOME
The Liver Meeting 2015
HCV Next had the opportunity to sit down with leading experts in the field after they attended The Liver Meeting and they each provided insight into the data presented and how it will impact care of patients with HCV. These included Co-Chief Medical Editor, Ira M. Jacobson, MD, chair of the department of medicine at Mount Sinai Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City; and editorial board member, Catherine T. Frenette, MD, medical director of the department of Organ Transplantation at Scripps Green Hospital in San Diego.

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