Thank you, CASL,to allow us to present our poster. HBV treatment in people with HBV infection and cirrhosis reduced the risk of all-cause and liver-related mortality by 1/4, compared to individuals with HBV infection and cirrhosis who did not receive treatment

Congratulations to Ministry of Health | Rwanda & Rwanda Biomedical Centre for this outstanding achievement. Big up to the Viral hepatitis team!

Treatment of HCV with direct-acting antivirals on reducing mortality r... sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Our recent article on the Impact of DAAs in reducing the mortality related to EHM in BC. Thank you Dahn Jeong for leading

Risk of Severe COVID-19-Related Outcomes among Patients with Cirrhosis: A Population-Based Cohort Study in Canada mdpi.com/2690188 #mdpiviruses via Viruses MDPI

#CDDWCLM2024 #HBV care cascade in Rwanda by Makuza Jean Damascene BC Centre for Disease Control SPPH-UBC @UBCmedicine

📢CanHepC is #hiring a new Curriculum Process Lead to oversee the management of our Training program and annual Symposium. 👩‍🎓👨‍🎓 Come and join a wonderful team of dedicated researchers and students! Follow this 🔗to apply : rb.gy/5hr6uj

It was a pleasure to attend the EASLnews 2024 conference early last week. It was an opportunity to present our study results showing that Decentralization can play a great role in improving the HBV care cascade, especially in the SSA region. Thank you Naveed Janjua UBC's School of Population and Public Health

Journal of Viral Hepatitis | Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jv…

Our new article by The Lancet is out. Thank you Naveed Janjua and my co-authors for the support.

spph.ubc.ca/two-spph-stude… I am very excited to receive this award. I acknowledge UBC's School of Population and Public Health for the consideration and Naveed Janjua for being very supportive.

Congratulations to UBC SPPH students Aygun Ibrahimova and Jean Damascene Makuza on being awarded the Bill Meekison Memorial Scholarship in Public Health! 🎉 l8r.it/MPRa

Congratulations Prof Naveed Janjua

Thrilled to be @COLDA conference Sofwa, Egypt. Happy to present our study results in an oral presentation showing how the decentralization of HBV services had significant impact on engagement with care. Had the opportunity to present other 3 posters on HBV@naveedjanjua UBC's School of Population and Public Health

Great opportunity to disseminate our findings on the HBV care cascade& HBV treatment outcomes among Rwandans diagnosed with HBV from 2016-2023. The dissemination was VOA Africa. Thank you Eugenie for the invitation and participants who interacted with me. Naveed Janjua UBC's School of Population and Public Health

Attending the 75th Liver Meeting in San Diego. I am happy that our our abstract was selected for distinguished paster. Thanks AASLD for consideration Naveed Janjua UBC's School of Population and Public Health

Chronic Hepatitis B in Canada: Challenges, Insights, and Pathways Forward, on the CATIE Blog. blog.catie.ca/2024/12/04/chr…. Discussed the challenges in CHBV management #BCCanada and our suggestions for better prevention and control Naveed Janjua BC Centre for Disease Control UBC's School of Population and Public Health Tks Dahn Jeong

#HepatitisB virus infection is a serious public health issue in #Canada. Although there is limited data on prevalence in Canada, we know that there were an estimated 250,000- 460,000 individuals living with #HBV infection in 2018. #viralhepatitis buff.ly/4itg6i3

Check this out: flipsnack.com/fcfacanada/sym… Bjr. C'est un plaisir de vous partager le lien vers le magazine Symposium dans lequel nous avons collaboré. Orphée Lusakumunu Tamba, MD, MPH, PMP et moi avons partagé notre parcours depuis notre arrivée au Canada jusqu' aujourdhui.

Thank you, Brother Corneille, for sharing. Glory be to our God for this achievement!