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I read an article this morning that stated all people born between 1945 and 1965 should be tested for hepatitis C. Although the cause is unknown people born during this 20 years span have a 43% increase in deaths caused by liver cancer/disease.
The largest increase in deaths was found in the Ohio Valley region.
Anyone have any thoughts or opinions on this?

freeofgod 8 Nov 26
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I saw this should be done and found that while my doctor was doing tests he added this one and found I did not have it.

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Since reversed that

bobwjr Level 10 Nov 26, 2019

Since this morning?

I've been searching since I read your reply. As of 2018 the the story is true. If you can tell me where to find otherwise I will be happy to read it.

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That magically became important shortly after a treatment became available for Hep-c. There were apparently alot of us old hippies that passed it around before condoms came into fashion.

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It's their gawds retribution for voting Rethuglican.

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Hadn't heard of that before.

Just published today.

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Where did you read this? I was born in southern Indiana in 63

nbcnews.com
Dying to young: Nov 26,2019

I wonder if it's not because the Ohio Valley has been a dumping ground for waste. About ten years ago people noticed a place in Daviess county ky where nothing grew. When the soil was tested the area was full of arsenic.

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