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Here you can find updates on the work of the World Hepatitis Alliance as well as patient resources.
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Vacancy: Project Coordinator
The World Hepatitis Alliance is currently recruiting for a Project Coordinator to assist with the ongoing delivery of World Hepatitis Alliance...
Find And The World Hepatitis Alliance Team Up To Amplify Advocacy For Hepatitis C Diagnosis
• FIND and the World Hepatitis Alliance (WHA) join forces to co-ordinate and strengthen advocacy and communications efforts for hepatitis C diagnostics through joint initiatives nationally, regionally and globally • Memorandum of Understanding signed on the sidelines of the 2019 EASL International Liver Congress™...
hepVoice March is out now
The March 2019 edition of hepVoice, the monthly e-magazine from the World Hepatitis Alliance...
Water free from hepatitis A virus is a human right
Unsafe water can cause hepatitis A infection. Hepatitis A is particularly prevalent in India, so WHA member PAHAL is working hard to educate people about the disease and encourage vulnerable populations to get vaccinated, and is advocating for potable water supplies for all. On World Water Day, we must remember that whoever you are, wherever you are, safe water is a human right....
WHA supports African Hepatitis Summit 2019
WHA Board Member, Kenneth Kabagambe is hosting the first African Hepatitis Summit in Kampala, Uganda on June 18-20th. The African Hepatitis Summit...
WHA announces new CEO and President-Elect
Cary James hired as new CEO; Dr. Su Wang appointed as WHA President-Elect...
hepVoice February is Out Now
The latest issue of hepVoice is out now, in this issue: WHA launches the Find the Missing Millions in-country Advocacy Programme Are we surprised...
Applications open for new in-country programme
WHA are excited to announce that as part of the Find the Missing Millions campaign, we are welcoming applications from WHA members for our new in-...
Q4 review and 2019 plans
We are pleased to present the Quarter 4 Progress Repor t which covers World Hepatitis Alliance activities from October -December 2018. During this...
Watch the webcast of the Hepatitis Elimination Symposium
Working in partnership with the Chronic Liver Disease Foundation (CLDF) and the Annenberg Center, WHA delivered a CME accredited, satellite symposium...
hepVoice January is Out Now
The latest issue of hepVoice is out now, in this issue: Rwanda Launches Elimination Strategy New Zealand Gets Fully Funded Treatment Find The Missing...
2019 Board Elections
2019 is an election year for the World Hepatitis Alliance Board. Three regional positions are up for election, the European Region (EURO) with one...
World Hepatitis Day 2018 Global Report
We are pleased to present the World Hepatitis Day 2018 Global Summary Report which can be downloaded now from the World Hepatitis Alliance website....
hepVoice December out now!
The latest issue of hepVoice is out now, in this issue: Making the Financial Case for Hepatitis C Elimination in Nigeria WHA Board Elections Find The...
New year, new challenges- A note from Raquel Peck
In a cold December day much like this one, I walked into Geneva’s ‘Registre du Commerce’ to help set up the World Hepatitis Alliance (WHA). Eleven...
Could you be our next CEO?
The World Hepatitis Alliance (WHA) is working in partnership with Harris Hill to recruit WHA's next Chief Executive, to take over when Raquel Peck...
Leadership Changes at the World Hepatitis Alliance
It is with mixed emotions that the World Hepatitis Alliance (WHA) and its Board announce that Raquel Peck has decided to step down as CEO as of...
November 2018: Hep Headlines
Hepatitis is making the news regularly thanks to the work of WHA members, here are a few highlights . Iceland could eliminate hepatitis C by 2020 In...
WHA Board and President-Elect nominations
2019 is an election year for the World Hepatitis Alliance Board. The time has come for members to have a say about who is representing them at both a...
Work for the World Hepatitis Alliance
Viral hepatitis is the seventh leading cause of death globally, accounting for 1.4 million deaths per year – more than HIV/AIDS, or TB, or malaria....