New Chronic Hepatitis C Virus Study Findings Have Been Reported from Bahria University (Perceived Social Support and Anxiety Among Chronic Hepatitis-c Patients).

A study conducted in Karachi, Pakistan examined the relationship between perceived social support and anxiety among patients with Chronic Hepatitis C (CHC). The study included 250 CHC patients between the ages of 31 to 50 years, with 74% being male and 26% female. The results showed that anxiety was more common in females, and there was a negative correlation between perceived social support and anxiety. This research provides insights into the mental health aspects of CHC patients and highlights the importance of social support in managing anxiety. [Extracted from the article]

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