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An article by Dr Jay Hoofnagle and others emphasised that NANBH could progress to chronic hepatitis and was linked to persistent liver damage.

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An article by Dr Harvey Alter emphasised that NANBH could progress to chronic hepatitis.

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The Lancet published a study by Dr Eric Preston and others showing chronic liver disease in patients with haemophilia treated with factor concentrates.

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Dr Peter Kernoff wrote to Dr Brian Colvin describing NANBH as "a serious disease with long-term consequences".

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Dr Diana Walford described NANBH as a form of hepatitis that could "be rapidly fatal" or "lead to progressive liver damage".

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A British Medical Journal editorial referred to post-transfusion hepatitis as "the major complication of the modern treatment of haemophilia".

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CDC reported a further 36 cases.

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CDC reported an additional 70 cases.

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Cases of failure of the immune system were reported in intravenous drug users.

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AIDS discussed at Second International Symposium on Infections in the Immunocompromised Host, Stirling, Scotland.

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The Observer reported "major speculation" that AIDS virus is "carried in the blood".

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AIDS discussed at the UK Haemophilia Centre Directors Hepatitis Working Party meeting.

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Meeting at Heathrow between haemophilia doctors and Immuno took place.

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The Lancet reported that bloodborne agent seemed likely cause of AIDS.

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The New Scientist suggested "prime suspect" was blood borne virus.

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ln his letter to Professor Arthur Bloom, Dr Bruce Evatt (CDC) said that the AIDS epidemic was evolving with a frightening pace.

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Professor Bloom reported probable case of AIDS to CDSC.

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Article in The Mail on Sunday described risk of AIDS.

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Professor Bloom's letter regarding AIDS published by the Haemophilia Society.

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An international symposium into "Unresolved problems in Haemophilia", held in Glasgow, considered the risks of NANBH.

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