Welcome to Hepatitis Delta Connect!
A dedicated program of the Hepatitis B Foundation to increase awareness about hepatitis delta - a serious virus that coinfects hepatitis B patients - and to promote screening and testing, and provide information and support for those affected.
B Informed Series! A Session about Hep B and D in the Harm Reduction Space
B Informed! is a Hepatitis B Virtual Education Series geared toward anyone interested in learning more about hepatitis B including patients, family members, community advocates, health care providers, public health professionals, and community members.
This session features Beatrice Zovich and Holly Moore from the Hepatitis B Foundation speaking on Hepatitis B and Delta in the harm reduction space. View recording here!
Check out our recent webinar: Under-Screened & Unexplored: Hepatitis Delta in Sub-Saharan Africa
In this webinar, we were joined by Dr. Ijeoma Ifeorah, Senior Lecturer at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, who covered the epidemiology and disease burden of HBV and HDV in sub-Saharan Africa, how to increase awareness of and screening for the viruses utilizing current global guidelines to recognize individuals at risk for developing HDV infection, and how best to provide support for patients after their diagnosis. Check out the webinar here!
White Paper on Hepatitis Delta Research, Awareness, Screening, and Linkage to Care in the U.S.
The Hepatitis B Foundation took the lead on publishing a white paper about the urgent action needed to make advancements in hepatitis D research, awareness, and patient care. Read it here!
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We've educated 13,000 people in 111 countries!
New Clinical Practice Guidelines from the European Association for the Study of the Liver (EASL)
EASL has recently published hepatitis delta clinical guidelines with recommendations for testing and surveillance. Read the new guidelines here!
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