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Have you ever:

  • Had a tattoo or body piercing
  • Shared a toothbrush or a razor (low to medium risk)
  • Had a blood transfusions before screening was introduced (in most countries before 1992)
  • Shared equipment for injecting drugs or cocaine straws
  • Had any medical or dental interventions in countries where equipment is not adequately sterilised
  • Had any needle stick injuries (especially emergency services and healthcare workers)

    Then you could have hepatitis C!

Have you ever:

  • Had unprotected sex or had more than one sexual partner
  • Had blood-to-blood contact, which could occur through the sharing of needles, razors or toothbrushes
  • Had a tattoo or body piercing
  • Worked in a high risk environment (e.g. prison, hospital, country where Hepatitis B is common)

    Then you could have hepatitis B!

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12 Celebrities with Hepatitis C Virus infection

Get informed about the cures for hepatitis and all possible ways to catch hepatitis.

 

World Hepatitis Day – 28 July 2018

We call on people from across the world to take action and raise World Hepatitis awareness.

 

What is and how does Hepatitis affect the liver?

Hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver. There are 5 main hepatitis types: Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Hepatitis D and Hepatitis E. In fact, B and C lead to chronic disease and both of the types are most common cause of liver cancer. There are different ways of transmission for these viruses, such as consumption of contaminated water or food, through infective blood, from mother to baby at birth, sexual transmission is also possible.

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Hepatitis Awareness Day

The World Hepatitis day is an international event with only one purpose, to raise the awareness about hepatitis, prevention of the disease and access to testing and treatment. The first hepatitis day was held in 2008 and July 28th is named as World Hepatitis Day. Today, one in twelve are living with chronic viral hepatitis B or C, and many of them are unaware of their status. On Hepatitis Awareness Day we call people from across the world to take action and raise awareness. For more information you can contact hepatitisday.info.

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