Research Articles
The Silent Threat: Combating Hepatitis B in High-Risk Populations
Understanding hepatitis B virus prevalence, transmission, and vaccination strategies in high-risk populations worldwide.
The Ultimate Reset: How a Patient's Own Immune Cells Cured a Deadly Liver Infection
Discover how adoptive T-cell therapy is revolutionizing treatment for fulminant hepatitis B after stem cell transplantation using a patient's own immune cells.
How Vaccination Conquered Hepatitis B in Georgia: A Public Health Victory
Georgia's successful hepatitis B vaccination program has nearly eliminated the virus in younger generations, providing a blueprint for global viral hepatitis elimination.
Battling an Invisible Foe: Engineering Cell Lines to Combat Drug-Resistant Hepatitis B
How scientists developed novel human hepatoma cell lines to study drug-resistant hepatitis B virus and screen for new antiviral compounds.
The Stealth Threat: When "Recovered" Moms Pass Hepatitis B to Their Babies
Understanding how HBsAg-negative mothers with anti-HBc antibodies can still transmit hepatitis B virus to their babies, challenging current screening protocols.
The Silent Signal: Decoding the Mystery of Isolated Anti-HBc in Hepatitis B Testing
Comprehensive analysis of isolated anti-HBc seropositivity in hepatitis B testing, including diagnostic challenges, clinical implications, and modern solutions.