Opposition to HCV Screening Raises a Few Interesting Points — But Has Some Really Wacky “Facts”

In HIV and ID Observations, Dr. Paul Sax highlights a recent piece in the British Medical Journal that challenges widespread screening for hepatitis C infection.

The BMJ recently published a provocative editorial questioning the recommendation for expanded screening for HCV, saying that there isn't enough evidence to determine whether this will lead to benefit or harm in screened populations. In the latest HIV and ID Observations blog post, Dr. Paul Sax outlines the key points in the BMJ opinion piece and tackles them one at a time.

Opposition to HCV Screening Raises a Few Interesting Points — But Has Some Really Wacky “Facts”

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