Men Aged 40-49

Alexander was diagnosed with hepatitis C in 1996 when he was in prison and says that while he wanted to be cured of it, over the years he was ‘never that concerned’.

Colin is a mental health support worker. He was diagnosed with hepatitis C in 1996, when he was in prison.

Evan was diagnosed with hepatitis C around the late 1990s.

A blood test in 1999 indicated that Lee had hepatitis C antibodies, but later tests suggested that he didn’t have an active disease and had cleared the virus spontaneously

Miguel acquired hepatitis C during a period in which, as he puts it, he was a ‘party animal’

Mikey learned about hepatitis C when his friend was diagnosed with it around 2017

Paulie was diagnosed with hepatitis C in 2002

After experiencing serious health problems in the early 1990s, Robbie decided to get tested for hepatitis C and found out that he was positive

Rod was first diagnosed with hepatitis C in the early 2000s

While Sean wasn’t diagnosed with hepatitis C until 2001, he says he thinks he acquired it as a teenager in the late 1990s

Steve was diagnosed with hepatitis C in about 2005

Stuart can’t remember exactly when he was diagnosed with hepatitis C, but thinks he acquired it through a childhood medical procedure

Tristan has had hepatitis C twice