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  • Read about the Hep B Foundation’s Newly Launched Learn the Link Campaign with Dung Hua of the Vital Access Care Foundation

    … directly?  Our hepatitis B and liver cancer programs focus on the Vietnamese community. We provide outreach, education, patient navigation and screening. We start with education because many people in this population are not aware of hepatitis B. We host community screenings and bring screenings into the community at churches and cultural events. People are more willing to get screened when we bring screenings to these events. If someone tests positive for hepatitis B, we provide patient navigation and linkage to care. If someone needs to be vaccinated, we provide guidance to link people to the vaccine. If a case is more complicated, we consult with a board member who can provide a professional consultation at no cost. During the pandemic, we tried to tie hepatitis B to COVID-19 and encourage people to get the COVID-19 vaccine and a hepatitis B screen at the same time. We leveraged our hepatitis B vaccine experience and surprisingly, a lot of people were willing to “get poked” twice in one day.  Can you tell me about the community that your organization serves?  We focus on the Vietnamese American community in Orange County. This community consists of  immigrants and refugees. In this community, there is still a lot of stigma around hepatitis B. Many people still believe that you can get hepatitis B from sharing a meal with people who are positive. In the Vietnamese community, there’s a saying: “If you sweep the floor, then you find garbage,” which is an idiom for avoiding the doctor; if you don’t go to the doctor, then you won’t know you’re sick. Culturally, you only share what is good. There’s a stigma with seeking help. You’re not supposed to share that you’re weak or struggle, which can lead people to internalize their pain.  In addition to stigma, many people deal with undiagnosed mental health issues and the challenges of moving to a new country. This community also has lower rates of insurance coverage, which can make receiving

    http://www.hepb.org/blog/read-hep-b-foundations-newly-launched-learn-link-campaign-dung-hua-vital-access-care-foundation/
  • Podcast Recap: How Clinical Trials Work in the United States

                              In a recent B Heppy episode on clinical trials, Dr. Yasmin Ibrahim, Public Health Program Director at the Hepatitis B Foundation, discussed the process of how clinical trials work and the importance of clinical research in moving forward public health programs and interventions.  What is a Clinical Trial?  A clinical trial (also called clinical research) is the process for approving new medications or devices for a known health condition or disease. When people hear the term clinical trial, they may hink immediately that participants of that trial are at risk. What most don’t know is that before a medication or medical device is tested on human beings, it must go through a very rigorous process with approval from regulatory authorities and agencies. This is why clinical trials go through phases of approval and safety checks in the research process. We have outlined the phases of clinical trials below to help provide an understanding of the process.   Pre-clinical or lab studies: Before the drug can be tested on human beings, it is thoroughly researched on living cells and then animals with similar biological makeup, to assess its efficacy (benefits) and safety.  Clinical Phase I: Researchers test a new drug or treatment on a small group of people for the first time to evaluate its safety, determine a safe dosage range, and identify any side effects.  Clinical Phase II: The drug or treatment is given to a larger group of people to see if it is effective and to further evaluate its safety.  Clinical Phase III: The drug or treatment is given to large groups of people to confirm its effectiveness, monitor side effects, compare it to commonly used treatments, and collect information that will allow the drug or treatment to be used safely.  Clinical Phase IV: Studies are done after the drug or treatment has been marketed to gather information on the drug's effect in many

    http://www.hepb.org/blog/podcast-recap-clinical-trials-work-united-states/
  • CHIPO Partner Highlight: Falcons Health Foundation of Accra, Ghana

    … services for people, as well as  free health screenings. If we didn’t do this, people would not be bold enough to come out. There is stigmatization of these diseases. We explain that hypertension and high blood sugar causes a lot of health conditions. We explain to them signs and symptoms of HIV and viral hepatitis. Once we are done with this explanation, if they allow us, then we start the screening.    What is the main geographic area in which FHF works?   Ghana has 16 regions. We started in the capital Accra. The capital is very big and we cannot go to every area. What we normally do is select some areas from which more complaints are coming. Especially Circle and then Madina and Ashaima [areas of Ghana]. We also go to part of the Ashanti region and to Bono region. We also go to the Northern part of Ghana, Tamale, and the Central part, Winneba. These are very big regions, so we only go to certain parts. The rest, we have yet to decide.   What are some of the biggest challenges in addressing hepatitis and other health concerns? How have you worked to overcome these? Are there any additional resources that would be helpful to have?   There is a lack of knowledge regarding viral hepatitis in the regions we service. We realized that the kind of health information that they recieive...[is] misinformation. And then also some people, due to cultural practices and their beliefs, do not seek treatment or testing. We did brief interviews and found that they believe that viral hepatitis and HIV are a result of juju, or spiritual forces, witches, and wizards. Some people also think that viral hepatitis and HIV diseases are a curse from their ancestors. Some of these issues, since they are due to a lack of knowledge and education, what we normally do is educate them and explain to them that witches and wizards are not the cause of these diseases. We try as much as we can to educate them. We explain to them the cause of these diseases. We do intensive education.

    http://www.hepb.org/blog/chipo-partner-highlight-falcons-health-foundation-accra-ghana/
  • The Purpose and Process of Storytelling

    … education.                 The storytellers gather around for a storytelling workshop.   Over the years since the initial launch of #justB, we have seen just how powerful storytelling is, and how personal stories can be used to promote greater awareness, openness, and discussion around an often stigmatized disease like hepatitis B. We have also learned that the process of storytelling – and participation in storytelling workshops – has a positive and lasting impact on storytellers themselves.   For example, the following quotes (collected from storyteller interviews and audience surveys) highlight the impact that the #justB campaign has had on participants and viewers.  Quotes from storytellers about their experience:  “In the weeks after the workshop, I felt a lot more hopeful and supported.”   “It was an awesome, life-changing experience and I look forward to doing more work with the Hepatitis B Foundation and various other organizations to raise Hepatitis B awareness and prevention.”  “This storytelling workshop was a true blessing for me personally. Before, I felt isolated and disconnected. After the workshop and getting to know how Hep B has affected others, I feel a great sense of family and inclusion. My true hope is that our stories can change how others not affected view those who are and that more emphasis would be placed on the treatment and cure for this condition.”  “I remember feeling very lonely when I first got diagnosed. I was, I don’t know, a leper or something but then to hear other people having gone through that same fear and that same sort of feeling of isolation, just super impactful. It made you recognize that this doesn’t have to be a lonely or solitary thing. There are other people who have the same struggles and experience the same fear, I guess, that you did. That was incredibly powerful, and definitely something that I didn’t know I was missing that.”  “The

    http://www.hepb.org/blog/purpose-process-storytelling/
  • Liver Cancer Screening Q&A with Dr. Amit Singal

    … body).  Question: Are there any risks involved in liver cancer screening?   Abdominal ultrasound and AFP are safe and non-invasive, so the risks of liver cancer screening are relatively low. However, there is a risk of false positive results, which means that someone tests positive when they are not positive for liver cancer. This can result in additional diagnostic testing and patient anxiety. Current research shows that these risks are uncommon, and the benefits of HCC screening far outweigh the associated risks.       Our thanks to Dr. Singal for providing this life-saving information. Liver cancer may be silent, but people living with hepatitis B must be loud when telling their doctors that they need to be screened!  If you have recently been diagnosed with hepatitis B or want to learn more about liver health, check out the Hepatitis B Foundation's Information Guide here.   "Photo from UT Southwestern."

    http://www.hepb.org/blog/liver-cancer-screening-qa-dr-amit-singal/
  • Angel Yen-Chun Liu, MD

    Physician, Department of gastroenterology and hepatology, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Linkou branch, Taiwan Dr. Yen-Chun Liu received M.D. degree from the Chang Gung University College of Medicine and are under Ph.D. program in Chang Gung University. Dr. Liu is a physician in Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Linkou branch, Taiwan. Her clinical and research mainly focus on viral hepatitis, particularly in hepatitis B natural history and treatment.    Read the journal picks of the month from our Emerging Scholars Scientific and Medical Advisory Board here.  

    https://www.hepb.org/news-and-events/reports/emerging-scholars-scientific-and-medical-advisors/angel-yen-chun-liu-md/
  • Physician Registration

    We invite qualified liver specialists who are knowledgeable about chronic hepatitis B to be listed in our Physician Directory. Please complete the form on the right to register. If you are already registered in our directory and would like to make a change to your information, please send an email to directory@hepb.org. Thank you for registering for our Physician Directory. We will review your request for approval. D-LIVR for HDV English Urdu No Translation services available None English Serves Spanish speaking patients English, Ghanaian languages (Ga-Adangbe, Twi) Azerbaijani, Russian, English English Serves Spanish speaking patients Yes. Tenofovir. Services also provided in Korean Services provided in English and Spanish. pegasys, peginteron, lamivudine, and recently tenefovir Arabic English IMMUNESUPPRESSION MEDICATIONSHEPATITIS C Yes, mainly hepatitis C agents Pegile Interferon Alpha All at UM. English STAT-C, Platelet Stimulating Growth Factors Services also provided in Vietnamese, Chinese, Arabic, and French. Clevudine, Tenofovir Translation services available Serves Veterans only. Written current textbook (2005) on treatment of hepatitis B. Provides services in English, Hindi and Punjabi Translation services available (all languages) HBV HCV ENGLISH Provides translation services Yes, contact office for additional information. Translation services available. English, Hindi, Punjabi Provides translation services Virahep-C Clevudine English No Provides translation services No Yes English, Romanian No Lamivudine, Adefovir, Tenofovir, Entecavir, Telbivudine various studies Provides services in English and various Chinese dialects. Services provided in English, Cantonese, Taiwanese, Mandarin, and Spanish No Services also provided in Spanish and Chinese. English Yes, Chronic Hep B and Chronic Hep C Services provided in Russian. English, French Entecavir Provides services in English and Spanish Jon Jon yes English Yes, contact office for additional information. Also at:San Jose Gastroenterology2340 Montpelier Drive, Ste ASan Jose, CA 95116 Preventing for mother to child hepatitis B transmission Mongolian English English Provides services for the hearing impaired as well as interpreting services Autologous prime-boost anti-tumor vaccination in patients with hepatoma or metastatic cancers (pancreas, neuroendocrine, gastric, colon, breast) to the cancer in the liverSorafenib pre-treatment in patients undergoing Hepatic Arterial Chemo-Embolization (HACE) for unresectable hepatoma to increase tumor kill. A Randomized, Double Blind, Placebo Controlled, Multicenter Phase 2 Study of VT-122 in Combination With Sorafenib Compared to Sorafenib With Placebo in Patients With Hepatocellular Carcinoma and Systemic Inflammation at Risk for CachexiaStudy of Gemcitabine/Abraxane + PEGPH20 vs Gemcitabine/Abraxane in Stage IV Previously Untreated Pancreatic Cancer Services provided in English and Spanish. English tenofovir Provides services in English and Vietnamese. Provides translation services lambda interferon, tenofovir and Peg IFN Chinese, Spanish, Russian Uzbek, English and Russian Lambda Interferon, Viread, Baraclude Services provided in English, Arabic, and Spanish No Arabic English NASH HDV PSC PBC Hebrew English yes yes yes yes Yes Available Translation services available (all languages) Yes Translators available for most languages (Cantonese, Mandarin, Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean) No N/A Provides services in English and Spanish Entecavir Provides services in English and Spanish Also at:San Jose Gastroenterology2340 Montpelier Drive, Ste ASan Jose, CA 95116 YES ROMANIAN ENGLISH HUNGARIAN ROMANIAN ENGLISH HUNGARIAN YES Romanian English Hungarian English, Spanish, Vietnamese, French Protease inhibitors & PI free regimens Spanish Hindi Urdu Vietnamese English Provided services in English and Spanish Entecavir Available for consultation and second opinions on liver biopsies and other pathologic specimens. No Yes. MKS172, tegobuvir, GS9457, GS5885 (all for hepatitis C) Interpretation services available for all languages Gilead HBV trial Physician only accepts new patients from other physicians Yes No English, have interpreter services No Interferon for Hepatitis BNucleoside Analogues Singapore Chapter ChairpersonACT HBV Asia Pacific Provides services in English, Spanish, Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi Yea Spanish, mandarin Services provided in all languages. Yes, contact office for additional information. Entecavir, Peginterferon Serves Spanish speaking patients PI for D-LIVR TRIAL Urdu, English Yes Urdu, English, Persian, Pushto, Baluchi Hepatitis B clinical trials with newer antiviral drugs. Also at:VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare SystemDept. of Gastroenterology & Hepatology11301 Wilshire Blvd (111C)Los Angeles, CA 90099 Viread, Baraclude,Hepsena, Tyzeka, Interferon English Arabic No Yes Interpreter ServicesSupport Services for cancer patients and families No none Provides translator services I HAVE A FREE ONLINE CONSULTATION DESK ON FACE BOOK FOR FELLOWS RESIDENTS AND PATIENTS :GASTROENTEROLOGY CONSULTATION DESK We need deseminating information on HPB English, Swahili, French, Luganda, Lugwele Eastern Uganda, Langi Northern Uganda, Lunakitala Western Uganda, and etc. English Tamil Kannada Hindi Available English, Tamil, Hindi No Yes, contact office for additional information. Trials with new drugs on HCV, Hepatic encephalopathy, NASH Provides services in English, Spanish Currently 10 Contact office for information on clinical trials Advanced education in liver diseases at Yale University Provides translation services Entecavir English, Urdu English, French, Spanish, Portuguese Some fluence in German English, French, Spanish, Portuguese Some fluence in German Nepali, English, Japanese, Hindi, Bangla None yet English Various Nepali, English, Hindi, Bangla, Japanese English No Bangla, English Provides translation services No English, Korean Tolerance trials Provides translation services Yes, contact office for additional information. No hepatitis B trials. English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Chinese, and Spanish Yes English, Russian, Spanish Yes English, Russian, Spanish Yes English, Russian, Spanish Yes English, Russian, Spanish Yes English, Russian, Spanish Yes English, Russian, Spanish Yes English, Russian, Spanish Yes English, Russian, Spanish Associate Professor of Medicine NIH multi-center Hepatitis B Group Provides translation services No Services also available in Chinese (Cantonese & Mandarin). Yes, contact office for additional information. No Services also provided in Vietnamese. Hep B/C treatment specialist. http://www.avvo.com/doctors/maximilian-lee-2743689.html Yes, contact office for additional information. Many. Fatty liver, hep B and C and D. Drug induced liver injury, acute liver failure. English. Spanish on site. Provides services in Chinese Yes, Entecavir Services provided in various languages. Lamivudine, Interferon, Peg, Telbivudine, Adefovir, Entecavir Provides service in Cantonese. Tenofovir and Truvada Services also provided in Vietnamese, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Spanish. Tenofovir No Hepatitis B Research Network English Provides services in English, Spanish and Chinese Yes, contact office for additional information. Professional Translation services available (all languages) AAHBP (Asian American Hepatitis B Program) Provides services in English, Spanish and Chinese Roche, Schering, Salix, Yes, contact office for additional information. Yes Services also provided in Spanish and Farsi. Services also provided in Arabic. No Services provided in English with accomodations Yes Services provided in all languages No Provides services in English and Spanish. Offers care for patients with polysubstance abuse and coinfections Numerous on HIV drugs including tenofovir (TDF)Now involved in phase 3 studies with tenofovir alefanomide (TAF) Long term Hepatitis B vaccine trials Nuc-stop, recruiting patients at St. Paul's Hospital Millennium Medical College English, Amharic, Oromifaa Services also provided in Spanish. Yes Urdu English Georgian, Russian, English Fax: 410-550-7861 Entecavir- Brystol Myers Squibb- currentAdefovir- GileadLamivudine- Smith Kline I follow a large number of children and adolescents with NASH, autoimmune hepatitis, hepatitis B and C. Entecavir NO Yes, contact office for additional information. Provides services in English, Spanish and Chinese Various Services provided in Russian and English. Novel therapies in the treatment of chronic hepatitis B and chronic hepatitis C Received Certificate of Recognition for the Management of Hepatitis B. Yes Full service interpretation with either in person or phone Hepatitis B/Hepatitis C English, French, Italian None currently. Yes - Entecavir, Peg INF, Adefovir, Tenofovir Services also provided in Vietnamese. Also at:San Jose Gastroenterology2340 Montpelier Drive, Ste ASan Jose, CA 95116 Also at:San Jose Gastroenterology2340 Montpelier Drive, Ste ASan Jose, CA 95116 Baraclude Services provided in English, Vietnamese, and Spanish Provides services using interpreters Services provided in English and Spanish English Provides services in English and Korean No Ukrainian, Russian, English Services also provided in Spanish. Provides services in English and Mandarin Provides services in English and Spanish No Yes Yes, contact office for additional information. Services also provided in Spanish.Author of " Dr. Melissa Palmer's Guide to Hepatitis and Liver Disease"Visit www.liverdisease.com Entecavir, Adefovir, Pegasys, Peg-intron Provides services in English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Korean 19 rum No Yes Interpreter ServicesSupport Services for cancer patients and families Hsbag English No Yes, contact office for additional information. No active trials. None Provides services in English and Spanish Teleprivir, Boceprevir None at the moment English, German English, Spanish No Spanish, Portuguese Provides services in English, Spanish and Chinese Yes, contact office for additional information. Translation services available. Viread, Barraclude No Services also provided in Spanish and Hindi. Sorafenib, Entecavir Yes English Tenofovir, IFN Test No Languages. No New medication for hepatocellular carcinoma Entecavir/NIH HBV Consortium All with translation services Clinical Trials for HBV and HCV English English Hindi Telugu Tenofovir, Peg-Interferon Comparing Tenofovir vs Truvada for slow responders Yearly lecture at Uinveristy of Virginia regarding HBV HCV, HBV, NASH, fibrosis oral antiviral drugs interferons hep B vaccine pashto dari persien urdo english none Provides services in English and Spanish No English Services also provided in Mandarin and Spanish. No Yes Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese Hepatitis B trials at the Center for Liver Diseases and University of Miami. Contact office for details English, Spanish Past work with Tenofovir/Entacivir Provides translation services Pediatric entecavir Provides translation services available Spanish, English available Spanish, English for HCV. English, Cantonese, Mandarin combination of drugs Provides translator services Dr. Shahrier's training includes transplant hepatology and currently cares for the highest number of patients with liver disease in eastern North Carolina Yes, call office for additional information. Services also provided in Spanish, Hindi, and Punjabi. Entecavir Yes All 1. Anal Albendazole for Pruritus ani due to Enterobiasis 2. Metadoxin in NAFLD3. High Dose UDCA in NAFLD I am interested in preventive Hepatology. Working more in the field of public awareness campaigns for Hep B. Organizing Hepatitis B Eradication Day on 28th July every year since 2001. entecavir Provides translation services Provides translation services hepavir B Cambodian and some English Yes No Services provided in English and Spanish. Multiple Provides services in English and Spanish regional trial of Lamiudine, Cimatidine and many others Works as CEO & Principal of Allama Iqbal Medical College. President of Pakistan Society of Hepatology. Founder of Pakistan Society of Gastroenterology ENGLISH Services also provided in Filipino. Mailing Address: University of Chicago Medical Center5841 S. Maryland Ave, MC 7120Chicago, IL 60637 Not Yet Started 1st and 2nd line HCC trials Chinese translator available. Provides translator services DEB, Abbot, and Roche drugs HCV, HBV, Hepatic Encephalopathy, IBD/IBS Nucleotide Analogs, Tenofovir, Entecavir Also at:San Jose Gastroenterology2340 Montpelier Drive,Ste ASan Jose, CA 95116 Pegasys, Entecavir, Tenofovir English, Mandarin, Taiwanese, Japanese Hepatitis Delta International Registry, Primary Immunodeficiency in adults Romanian, Russian, English Provides services in English, Spanish, Greek, Italian and French Entecavir, PEG-IFN, Ribavirin, none currently english, spanish, french english, spanish, french Newer drugs in Hepatitis C, Post liver transplanation anti HBV drugs efficacy English, Tamil Yes Hep B, Hep C, Hepatic Encephalopathy Yes Provides services in English, Spanish, Italian, Russian and Tagulog BMS #A1463-085 Provides services in English and Spanish. Yes Interpreter ServicesSupport Services for cancer patients and families Pediatric Hepatitis B trials ongoing Chinese, in person interpreter provided for all other common languages Provides services in English, Spanish and Chinese Provides services in English and Spanish Provides free interpretation services in Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Urdu, etc. Yes Urdu, English Clinical - mostly about HCV Epidemiological - HBV Georgian (Native) English (fluent) Russian (good) Interferon Lambda Translation services available. Translation services available. Adeforvir, enticavoir, lamvudine, telibivudine, tenofovir, peglated interferon Services provided in English and Chinese

    https://www.hepb.org/treatment-and-management/physician-directory/physician-registration/
  • Two Powerful Editorials Published by the Hepatitis B Foundation

    Doylestown, Pa., May 30, 2020 -- We have published two new editorials in honor of Hepatitis Awareness Month (May). One is a very informational editorial about the importance of a cure by HBF President Timothy Block and SVP Chari Cohen, posted here: www.futureofpersonalheath.com. The other is an excellent editorial written by HBF storyteller David about living with HBV in the time of COVID, posted here: www.futureofpersonalhealth.com.  

    https://www.hepb.org/news-and-events/news-2/two-powerful-editorial-published-by-the-hepatitis-b-foundation/
  • Talking with Your Doctor About Clinical Trials

    It is important to make an informed decision when considering a clinical trial, and talking to your doctor should be part of this process. Bring the information about any trials with you when you visit your doctor, so you can discuss the pros and cons of each. Your doctor should be able to help explain the process of joining a clinical trial, and you can make a shared decision about what is best for you. Remember that when you join a clinical trial, you will be working with the health care team that is associated with the trial – this might mean seeing a different doctor than you do now. Be sure to coordinate your care among your doctors.  Your Doctor's Role in Clinical Trials Talk to your doctor about clinical trials that may benefit you. Ask your doctor to help you sort through the pros and cons of enrolling in a clinical trial and the different treatment options. Be sure to ask about whether the drug being tested is better or riskier for you than no treatment.  Is it better than existing treatments that are already approved? Although you can leave a clinical trial at any time, be sure to let the doctor or nurse know why you want to leave. You are also encouraged to see your primary health care provider on a regular basis even if you are in a clinical trial. 10 Questions to Ask Your Doctor Before Enrolling in a Clinical Trial Where is the site located and how often will I need to go there? Will I be charged for any part of the trial or will my insurance pay for it? Why do researchers think the treatment will work better than standard (FDA-approved) treatment? Who is most likely to benefit from this drug? How many people have tested the drug and what has happened to them? What are the possible short and long-term side effects? What tests or procedures are involved and how are patients safely monitored while on the treatment? What happens to my hepatitis B when I stop taking the drug? What is the follow-up care after the clinical trial ends? If this drug doesn't work for me, am I eligible to try another one?

    https://www.hepb.org/treatment-and-management/clinical-trials/ask-a-doctor/
  • Hindi

    हेपेटाईटिस बी फाउन्डेशन वेबसाईट के हिंदी चेप्टर में आपका स्वागत है| हेपेटाईटिस बी, एक शांत रोग के तौर पर जाना जाता है, और कई लोगों को तो पता तक नहीं कि वे इस रोग से ग्रस्त / संक्रमित हैं। नीचे दी गई महत्वपूर्ण जानकारी अपने मित्रों, परिवार और अपने समुदाय के लोगों को और अन्य लोगों को बताऐं । -        इस रोग के लिए सुरक्षित वेकसीन उपलब्ध है। -        ख़ून की केवल  सादी सी जाँच करानी होती है। -        चिकित्सा के विकल्प उपलब्ध हैं। -        हेपेटाईटिस बी, वंशगत रोग नहीं है – यह एक वायरस / विषाणु के कारण होता है। हेपेटाईटिस बी फाउन्डेशन एक राष्ट्रीय, मुनाफे बग़ैर काम करने वाली संस्था है, जिसका उद्देश इस रोग की चिकित्सा के लिए संशोधन करना है, और हेपेटाईटिस बी के संक्रमण ग्रस्त लोगों के जीवन की गुणवत्ता के सुधार ने में सहायता करना है। उन सभी के लिए जो उस रोग से विश्वभर में असरग्रस्त हैं, संशोधन, शिक्षा और मरीज़ों की सहायता  द्वारा उनके जीवन की गुणवत्ता को सुधारना है। अस्वीकृत करना : इस वेबसाइट पर दी गई जानकारी केवल शिक्षा के हेतु से दी गई है। हेपेटाईटिस बी फाउन्डेशन कोई मेडिकल संस्था नहीं है। अपनी नीजि चिकित्सा के लिए और सलाह के लिए अपने डाक्टर से बात करें या किसी योग्य चिकित्सक से बात करें।  Welcome to the Hindi Chapter of the Hepatitis B Foundation Website Hepatitis B is known as a silent disease, and many people don’t even know they are infected. Please share the following important information with your friends, family and others in your community - There is a safe vaccine.  - There is a simple blood test.  - There are treatment options. - Hepatitis B is not inherited - it is caused by a virus.  The Hepatitis B Foundation is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to finding a cure and helping to improve the quality of life for all those affected by hepatitis B worldwide through research, education and patient advocacy. Disclaimer: The information that is provided on this website is for educational purposes only. The Hepatitis B Foundation is not a medical organization. Please talk to your doctor or a qualified health care provider for personal medical care and advice. 

    https://www.hepb.org/languages/hindi/