NEWS 📰 Enhancing Hepatitis B Screening Aiming Towards Elimination Goals - [Contagion Live] 🔊Researchers at Chulalongkorn University have developed a wireless hepatitis B virus (HBV) test kit. READ MORE 👇 🗞️ ow.ly/vzBA50R3bSI

NEWS 🔊: The World Health Organization (WHO) has released new “Guidelines for the prevention, diagnosis, care and treatment for people with chronic hepatitis B infection.” READ MORE ➡️ hepb.org/news-and-event…

🚶🚶‍♀️National Walking Day is a great time to remind people living with #hepatitisB that keeping an active lifestyle is an excellent way to take care of your liver. Learn more healthy liver tips here 👉 hepb.org/treatment-and-… #NationalWalkingDay2024

🗣️ Protecting, Connecting and Thriving: We Are All Public Health Happy National Public Health Week. The HBF & Hep B United are committed to increasing health equity & improving the quality of health for all those living with #hepB. Connect with 💚HBU ➡️ hepbunited.org

April is National #MinorityHealthMonth! Together, we can work to improve the health and wellness of racial and ethnic minority communities and reduce health disparities. Learn how: samhsa.gov/behavioral-hea… #NMHM

April is #STDawarenessMonth 📢 There's a safe & effective vaccine for #hepatitisB - recommended for sexually active adults. Once vaccinated, a person should be protected from developing #hepB even if exposed through sexual contact! 💉Learn more: hepb.org/prevention-and…

#GetVaccinated to help protect yourself and your loved ones from #vaccine-preventable diseases 💉 Learn more at: nfid.org/immunization #VaccinesWork

WEBINAR: 📅Thursday, April 25 | ⏲️12pm ET / 4pm UTC 🗣️ Hepatitis Delta Connect's spring quarterly webinar will feature Dr. Melodie Weller from the University of Utah School of Dentistry and School of Medicine Department of Pathology. REGISTER ➡️ ow.ly/6gO750R6B9O

📢 Adults in the U.S. have low rates of vaccination, primarily because many were born before the vaccine became mandatory for school. 💉 The #hepBvaccine has been proven to be one of the safest and most effective vaccines in the 🌍 Learn more 👉hepb.org/prevention-and…

Protecting our community, one 💉 at a time! 🌟 Today, we stand strong with @Vaccinate Your Family to spread awareness and ensure everyone knows the importance of getting vaccinated. Let's fight Hepatitis B together! 💪💛 #VaccinateToEliminate #HepBHeroes #VaxYourFam

🧵For NHRC, harm reductionists, & people who use drugs across the globe, every day is #InternationalHarmReductionDay. Each hour of every day, people who use drugs & other harm reductionists save an overwhelming amount of lives, look out for one another, & support the empowerment

Let's demystify prescribing #PrEP! Primary care providers are essential players for raising the option of PrEP with patients and supporting them in taking it. CDC HIV has resources to start conversations and improve knowledge: bit.ly/3WwkdRT

#DYK? Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders make up over half of the people in the U.S. living with chronic hepatitis B & limited health literacy can be a barrier to accessing adequate screening & care. CDC has hepatitis B resources in multiple languages:cdc.gov/knowhepatitisb…

👎Bad News: #HepatitisB often has no symptoms and, if left untreated, can lead to serious liver problems like liver cancer. 👍Good News: Treatments are available! With treatment, serious liver damage can be prevented. Learn more by visiting 💻go.usa.gov/xsxmA

May is Hepatitis Awareness Month! Click to learn the ABC’s of viral hepatitis. For more information on viral hepatitis visit bit.ly/phillyheplinkt…

Celebrate Hepatitis Awareness Month by testing your viral hepatitis knowledge. Swipe for some trivia!

All adults should get tested for hepatitis B and hepatitis C at least once in their lifetime and during each pregnancy! For testing locations in Philadelphia visit bit.ly/supportandcare

Get vaccinated for hepatitis A and hepatitis B! For vaccinating pharmacies in Philadelphia visit bit.ly/phillyhepvacci…

While there is no cure for hepatitis B, there are treatments available to help maintain liver health! Hepatitis C can be cured with medication in 8-12 weeks. For hepatitis B and hepatitis C treating providers in Philadelphia visit bit.ly/supportandcare

Having hepatitis B and hepatitis C can increase your risk of liver cancer. Experts suggest that those at increased risk should be screened regularly. For screening locations in Philadelphia visit bit.ly/supportandcare.