Hepatitis
Researchers from Mayo Clinic College of Medicine publish new studies and findings in the area of hepatitis
Published in Drug Week, October 29th, 2010
Researchers detail in 'Putting flesh and polish on autoimmune hepatitis and moving the disease of exclusion to inclusion,' new data in hepatitis. According to a study from the United States, "Autoimmune hepatitis emerged during an era when concepts of neonatal immune tolerance, clonal selection of lymphocytes, and 'forbidden clones' of activated immune cells were forming. The diagnosis had to be deduced from circumstantial evidence and by exclusion of other conditions."
"The goals of this review are to demonstrate how a clinician nonscientist can contribute to the maturation of autoimmune hepatitis and to illustrate the principles of clinical investigation that can be...
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Source: Drug Week (2010-10-29)
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