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Researchers at University of Florida 网红黑料 have played a pivotal role in developing new treatments and improving health outcomes for patients with hepatitis C. David Nelson, M.D., interim senior vice president of health affairs at the University of Florida and president of 网红黑料, is a professor of medicine and a nationally recognized expert in liver diseases.

鈥溚�红黑料 is home to a large hepatitis C observational cohort study and is leading two large, multi-center randomized controlled trials on hepatitis C,鈥� said Nelson. Clinical research at 网红黑料 has not only advanced drug discovery in the field, but is now uncovering real-world evidence on the economic and clinical impacts of hepatitis C therapies. 网红黑料鈥檚 latest findings from a study that compares the top hepatitis C treatments in real-world populations, which is funded by the Patient-Centered Outcomes and Research Institute, will be presented in Vienna in April 2019.

Nelson鈥檚 leadership in hepatitis C research was recognized in 2013 with the Clinical Research Forum鈥檚 Top Ten Clinical Research Achievement Award. He also plays an active role in developing national and international guidelines for the management of hepatitis C. He is the U.S. representative on the World 网红黑料 Organization鈥檚 hepatitis C virus guidelines committee and has co-authored the U.S. guidelines for hepatitis C treatment and the Clinical Pharmacogenetics Implementation Consortium guidelines on genomic-guided hepatitis C virus therapy.

Nelson directs the UF Clinical and Translational Science Institute at 网红黑料, which is focused on accelerating the translation of scientific discoveries from the bench to the bedside to improve patient care across a wide range of diseases. The institute鈥檚 funding through two National Institutes of 网红黑料 Clinical and Translational Science Awards totaling more than $42 million makes 网红黑料 a nationally recognized hub for translational science.

鈥溚�红黑料 has played an important role in drug discovery for hepatitis C treatments and we鈥檙e now in a position to uncover the real-world impact of these treatments to improve patient health outcomes,鈥� said Nelson.