Hepatitis
Many US Adults Are Not Fully Protected against Hepatitis B
April 30 is National Adult Hepatitis B Vaccination Awareness Day. As the hepatitis B vaccine recommendation for adults shifts from risk-based to routine, there is an opportunity to increase adult vaccination rates, and education will be a critical part of successfully implementing the new recommendation. Special thanks to Michaela Jackson, MPH, MS, prevention policy manager of the Hepatitis B Foundation for this guest blog post on the importance of preventing hepatitis B in adults …
The Impact of COVID-19 on People Living with Hepatitis B
May is Hepatitis Awareness Month, a time to increase public awareness about hepatitis B and celebrate the contributions of community organizations working on the frontlines to eliminate viral hepatitis …
Hepatitis B: Are You At Risk?
October is Liver Cancer Awareness Month and the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases (NFID) has developed a new campaign to raise awareness about the importance of preventing hepatitis B…
Did You Know Hepatitis B Can Be Prevented?
Animated public service announcement videos on the importance of preventing hepatitis B through vaccination
3 People, 3 Stories, 1 Virus
Hepatitis can affect anyone—read stories from three individuals whose lives were impacted by hepatitis B…
Roger’s Story (Hepatitis)
As a healthy adult, Roger learned he contracted hepatitis B as a child
John’s Story (Hepatitis)
John was diagnosed with hepatitis B when he was 16 years old but is living a full, adventurous life
Jason’s Story (Hepatitis)
Jason who is infected with HIV, was also unexpectedly diagnosed with hepatitis B and now helps educate high school students about hepatitis B and HIV
Schaffner Report: Hepatitis Edition
NFID Medical Director William Schaffner, MD, talks with NFID Executive Director and CEO, Marla Dalton, CAE, about the differences between hepatitis A, B, and C and steps that individuals can take to help protect themselves
Alice’s Story (Hepatitis)
Breaking the silence about hepatitis B to protect the next generation
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