World Hepatitis Day 2019
Join us on 28 July, World Hepatitis Day to raise your voice to Find the Missing Millions.
9 out of 10 people living with viral hepatitis are unaware
Read more about the global awareness-raising and advocacy campaign aimed at tackling the main barriers to hepatitis diagnosis by putting civil society organisations and the affected community at the heart of the solution.
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EVENT: Universal Health Coverage & HIV – The Potential Impact of Collaborative Innovations with Viral Hepatitis Elimination
The World Hepatitis Alliance, in collaboration with ICE-HBV and partners, are organising a session at the Global Fund’s replenishment conference in Lyon on 8 October....
The World Hepatitis Alliance and UNITE partner to combat viral hepatitis
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM (September 26, 2019) The World Hepatitis Alliance (WHA) and UNITE, the global parliamentarians network to end HIV/AIDS, viral...
Universal Health Coverage: what it means for viral hepatitis
- written by Cary James, World Hepatitis Alliance CEO On Monday 23rd September I attended the United Nations (UN) High Level Meeting on Universal...
WHA and UNITE host side meeting at the United Nations High-Level Meeting on UHC
Securing political leadership and innovative funding to achieve Universal Health Coverage. Where: UNAIDS New York office, 801 2nd Avenue/43rd St....
United Against Hepatitis- A Network for Hepatitis Free Society
In 2016, 194 governments including that of India committed to eliminating viral hepatitis as a public health threat by 2030. In doing so, India has committed to diagnosing 30 per cent of people living with viral hepatitis by 2020 and 90 per cent of people by 2030....
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Hepatology, Medicine and Policy Journal
Open access peer reviewed journal on the prevention and management of viral hepatitis