Jul 5, 2019
Viral hepatitis (A, B, C, D, E) - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, pathology
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Viral hepatitis (A, B, C, D, E) - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, pathology
That hairless gay boy had Hep D, not Hep V. I totally just watched that episode so shut your whore mouth.
TRUE BLOOD FANS, I SEE THAT MANY OF YOU ARE A BIT CONFUSED.
Hep V and Hep D (season 1) are two different things.
Hep D has, as far as the show's storyline goes, unknown origins, does not affect humans, and only affects infected vamps by making them weaker for a few months.
Hep V, on the other hand, was created by Burrell (er, his team?) and most definitely kills vampires (it's a modified strain of hep d), and thus far nothing has been said about human infection side effects.