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Where research stands todayUpdated 13 Nov 2026
Trial-stage treatments you can join–open now
in United States
Studies published in the last 12 months00 in people · 0 in animals · 0 in the lab
Support organisations2organisations
in United States1 helpline
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  1. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 2Taking people
    Tests rosuvastatin in people with early liver cirrhosis

    Compares rosuvastatin with a placebo in adults with compensated cirrhosis over 2 years.

    Ann Arbor, United StatesAlso Cleveland, Durham, La Jolla, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Richmond, Rochester, …Age 18 to 75
  2. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 4Soon in United States
    Phase 4 trial: Epclusa (sofosbuvir and velpatasvir)
    Lexington, United StatesAge 22 to 65
  3. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 1/2Taking people
    Tests glecaprevir/pibrentasvir in pregnant women with hepatitis C

    Tests glecaprevir/pibrentasvir in pregnant women with hepatitis C, with or without HIV.

    Aurora, United StatesAlso Baltimore, Chicago, Houston, Jacksonville, Los Angeles, Stony Brook, The BronxAge 16 to 45
  4. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 4Taking people
    Phase 4 trial: Sofosbuvir / Velpatasvir Oral Tablet [Epclusa]
    Cranston, United StatesAge 18+
  5. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 2Taking people
    Testing Epclusa in heart transplant patients receiving hearts from hepatitis C donors

    Tests Epclusa in adults receiving hearts from hepatitis C-positive donors.

    Dallas, United StatesAlso Durham, Los AngelesAge 18 to 90
  6. Research studyTaking people
    Following People With Liver Disease Over Time With Check-Ups

    Follows people with acute or chronic liver disease through yearly check-ups and tests.

    Bethesda, United StatesAge 2 to 100
  7. Trial-stage treatmentTaking people
    Clinical trial: HEPATITIS C (HCV)
    Seattle, United StatesAge 18+
  8. Research studyTaking people
    Collects blood and liver samples to study liver diseases

    Stores blood and liver samples for future research on liver disease.

    Buffalo, United StatesAge 7+
  9. Research study
    Compares immune cells in people with lupus, infections, and healthy people

    Compares B lymphocytes from people with autoimmune disease, infections, and healthy people.

    Atlanta, United StatesAge 18+
  10. Trial-stage treatmentTaking people
    Clinical trial: Hepatitis C
    Baltimore, United StatesAge 18 to 100
  11. Trial-stage treatmentTaking people
    Education Program Encouraging Colorectal Cancer and Hepatitis C Screening

    Tests an education program promoting screening for colon cancer and hepatitis C.

    Tampa, United StatesAge 45 to 75
  12. Trial-stage treatmentTaking people
    Clinical trial: HCV
    Baltimore, United StatesAlso La Jolla, Loma Linda, Madison, New York, Pittsburgh, Richmond, Salt Lake CityAge 18+
  13. Research studyTaking people
    Quick fingerstick tests for HIV, hepatitis C and syphilis in mobile clinic

    Compares fast fingerstick tests with blood draws for infections in adults served by mobile clinic.

    Harpers Ferry, United StatesAge 18+
  14. Trial-stage treatmentTaking people
    Coaching Opioid Treatment Programs to Offer On-Site HIV and Hepatitis C Testing

    Tests coaching programs helping opioid treatment clinics offer HIV testing to adults in treatment.

    New York, United StatesAge 18+
  15. Research study
    Observational study: HEPATITIS C (HCV)
    Newark, United StatesAge 18+
  16. Research studyTaking people
    Blood Samples Collected to Study a Blood Test for Cancer

    Collects blood from healthy adults and people with cancer or liver disease.

    Coon Rapids, United StatesAlso Dallas, Fridley, Memphis, Minneapolis, Redondo Beach, RichardsonAge 18+
  17. Research studyTaking people
    Observational study: Glecaprevir-pibrentasvir
    St Louis, United StatesAge 18+
  18. Trial-stage treatmentSoon in United States
    Clinical trial: HEPATITIS C (HCV)
    San Francisco, United StatesAge 18+
  19. Research studyTaking people
    Testing Samples to Spot Liver Transplant Problems Early in Adults

    Tests blood, urine and tissue samples to find kidney damage, rejection or hepatitis C early.

    Chicago, United StatesAge 18+
  20. Research studySoon in United States
    A computer alert to help emergency departments find hepatitis C infection

    Tests a computer alert that flags emergency patients at high risk of hepatitis C.

    Gainesville, United StatesAlso JacksonvilleAge 18 to 79

Support organisations

Patient organisations and helplines in United States, for you and your family.

We have no organisations for this disease listed in United States yet. General support there is below.

General support in United States

  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

    US national 24/7 free and confidential lifeline for anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress, reachable by calling or texting 988 or by chat.

    988lifeline.org
  • MedlinePlus

    Free, easy-to-read health information service of the US National Library of Medicine (NIH) on diseases, conditions, drugs and wellness.

    medlineplus.gov

International organisations

Patient organisation umbrella bodies

Offer tissue or data

There are three ways to help research move faster.

Give tissue or bloodA biobank stores your sample so many research teams can use it.No open programme yet
Share your health dataA patient registry collects your health data, without your name, for research.How to join
Take part as a healthy volunteerStudies also need people without the disease, for comparison. Family and friends can help.Volunteer

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