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Hepalog ®
When there is no competition, the choice is clear!
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Welcome to the Hepalog ® home page, home to the worlds largest Hepatitis Patient Registry and a primary resource to all current cutting edge technology addressing Hepatitis.
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Hepalog® was designed by Electronic Clincal Research Technology in an effort that included Hepatologists, medical programmers, clinicians, and research site coordinators. The program was designed to address the growing need to assimilate data on what has become a catastrophic infection affecting the peoples in every country in the world. In the case of Hepalog, considerations were given to all aspects of data collection, with special attention being given to the actual data collection process.
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Need to Talk It Over?
Sometimes the best therapy comes from your peers. Get answers or just find a friend with Live Chat .
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Talk to Industry Professionals
eCRT Sponsors a variety of Medical Specialists each week in the Hepalog Live Forum. Check the Schedule for a list of upcoming speakers
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The Current State
of Hepatitis C …Since the identification of the Hepatitis C Virus in 1992, there are currently an estimated 14 million
domestic cases and 170 million cases worldwide. In conjunction with co-infections such as HIV, affecting the liver, the numbers of diagnosed and yet diagnosed cases and the prognosis with limited treatment options make this disease a staggering health
concern worldwide, causing over 10,000 deaths per year. There are currently over 43 sub-genotypes identified, with new sub-sets identified each year. The most prevalent genotype is 1a which is the least responsive to currently available treatment options.
From the C.E.O.
See where we have been and where we are going. eCRT CEO Pat Tuminaro discusses the future role of Electronic Data Capture and Information Technology as it applies to Pharmaceutical Sponsors and Medical Device manufacturers and how it will forever change the way that Clinical Trials are run....
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