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Este estudo demonstrou que indivíduos mais velhos, que ingerem bebida alcoólica e são diabéticos, de forma independente, apresentam graus mais avançados de fibrose hepática, entre portadores da infecção crônica pelo HCV. Desse modo, é de grande importância identificar indivíduos portadores de diabetes, infectados pelo HCV para que esta infecção seja tratada, o vírus erradicado e ocorra melhora do prognóstico da doença.

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