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What is hepatitis C?
Hepatitis C is a virus that primarily affects the liver, causing inflammation and potentially severe damage over time. It's often spread through blood-to-blood contact, for example, sharing needles. The story highlights England's success in treating over 100,000 people, significantly reducing related deaths and moving towards eliminating the virus.
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