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- Situation Analysis of Viral Hepatitis in Indonesia
- Slashed cost of hepatitis C drugs spurs drive to eliminate the disease
- CEVHAP members joined 250 community orgs to sign Sao Paulo Community Declaration on Viral Hepatitis.
- WIPCVH 2017
- No more excuses: viral hepatitis can be eliminated
- CEVHAP Activity Report 2014-2015
- Bollywood Star Amitabh Bachchan Campaign Film on Hepatitis B
- Living with Chronic Hepatitis in China: A Qualitative Assessment
- WHO Western Pacific Region Hepatitis Programme
- Toronto Declaration: STRATEGIES TO CONTROL AND ELIMINATE VIRAL HEPATITIS GLOBALLY
- World Indigenous People's Conference on Viral Hepatitis Meeting
- New app to help Indigenous health workers tackle hepatitis B rates
- TacklingHepatitis C: Moving towards an integrated policy approach
- World Health Assembly Resolution on Hepatitis
- We need to talk about Hepatitis C
- Successful Seminar for GPs in Indonesia
- In Asia Pacific, deaths from hepatitis three times higher than AIDS/HIV
- Hepatitis B Prevalent in San Diego's Asian Communities.
- Guilty verdicts delivered in hepatitis C outbreak trial
- CEVHAP congratulates the Hepatitis B Foundation for their successful advocacy on behalf of two Asian American students.
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NOhep is a global, grassroots movement aimed at bringing all stakeholders together to eliminate viral hepatitis by 2030. It has been developed to create global awareness of the disease, similar to the red ribbon for HIV/AIDS, and was launched in 2016. NOhep firmly positions itself at the forefront of the elimination conversation, showcasing exemplary leadership, fostering on-the-ground innovative solutions and taking action to support the policy changes needed to eliminate this cancer-causing illness by 2030. Being a part of NOhep means being part of the solution. (To find out more about the development of this exciting initiative, watch this short video: https://youtu.be/Oer-rGwnKZU )
>> FAST FACTS
Viral Hepatitis
Globally, 2 billion people have beeninfected with hepatitis B virus, with an
estimated 600,000 dying each year . . .
The number of people with chronichepatitis C and more advanced liver
disease or cirrhosis, is projected to
increase by 38% between 2006 and 2015
unless the number of people being
treated increases substantially.
There is no vaccine for hepatitis C butapproximately 80% of patients who are
able to complete recommended
treatment, are cured . . .
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A Message from DS Chen
Chairman, CEVHAP
Chairman, CEVHAP
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