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Talking about Hepatitis C, A Mayo Clinic Twitter Chat, Monday, Oct. 7
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Join us on Monday, October 7 from 11am-Noon EDT for an @MayoClinic hosted twitter chat where our panel of experts will be answering these and other HCV related questions.
- I have been diagnosed with Hepatitis C Virus, HCV—What What tests do I need now?
- What treatments for chronic HCV are available now?
- What new treatment options may be available to treat HCV in the next 6 months?
This twitter chat will be hosted by Mayo Clinic in Florida hepatologist Andrew Keaveny, M.D.
The following experts will be answering your HCV questions:
• Moderator: Dr. Andrew Keaveny (@AndrewKeavenyMD)—Mayo Clinic in Florida
• Maria Yataco, M.D. (@MariaYatacoMD)—Mayo Clinic in Florida
• Surakit Pungpapong, M.D. (@SPungpapong)—Mayo Clinic in Florida
• Hugo Vargas, M.D. (@hevargasmd)—Mayo Clinic in Arizona
• John (Jack) Gross, Jr., M.D. (@grossjbg)—Mayo Clinic in Rochester
• Nezam Afdhal, M.D. (@NidOrc)—Harvard Medical School
To participate in the chat, use #HCVchat.
Never participated in a chat before, or want tips on how to participate effectively? Watch this video to learn how to participate, moderate and effectively communicate during a Twitter chat.
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