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February 25, 2026Liver International0 citations

Long‐Term Mortality Following Hepatitis C Cure in a Real‐World Multinational Cohort

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FJFanpu JiSTSally TranHTHidenori Toyoda

Key Points

  • The aim is to understand long-term mortality trends and causes post Hepatitis C treatment.
  • Analyzed a multinational cohort of DAA-SVR patients
  • Examined mortality based on age, sex, and fibrosis stage
  • Provided subgroup data for tailored care
  • Supported future public health modeling efforts
  • Significant differences in mortality rates based on age and sex
  • Variation in causes of death linked to fibrosis stage
  • Findings support individualized patient care strategies

Abstract

This study showed significant age, sex, fibrosis stage and DM differences in mortality and causes among DAA-SVR patients. It provided granular subgroup data for precision medicine to support individualised care, future modelling studies and public health planning.

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Ji et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699e9143f5123be5ed04ea96https://doi.org/10.1111/liv.70561
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