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Health care workers should be tested for hepatitis C infection within two to eight weeks after exposure, an expert panel has recommended. Although the panel doesn’t take a position on early treatment of hepatitis C, early testing offers that option.

NIH panel favors early HCV testing after stick

March 1, 2003

Health care workers should be tested for hepatitis C infection within two to eight weeks after exposure, an expert panel has recommended. Although the panel doesnt take a position on early treatment of hepatitis C, early testing offers that option.

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