When it comes to hepatitis, the liver disease that disproportionately affects Black people can exhibit similar symptoms regardless of which of its variations one is inflicted with.
Dr. Gia Tyson, a board-certified gastroenterologist, addresses data-based facts about Black people and hepatitis C.
In our community, we have to be proactive.
Research shows African Americans are twice as likely to be infected with Hepatitis C but less likely to be treated for the virus.
