By 1973 both Hepatitis A and B had been identified, yet blood transfusion samples tested negative for both, whilst still carrying an infection. This was named non-A, non-B Hepatitis and later in the 1980’s renamed Hepatitis C as we know it in contemporary medicine.
To stop the history of Hepatitis C (and all other strains of the disease) in its tracks, please sign up to the World Hepatitis Alliance’s campaign to raise awareness at www.aminumber12.org.
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