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World Hepatitis Alliance Fighting for a world free from hepatitis by 2030. Join our community to help save 7 million lives.

  website is now live!Visit www.worldhepatitisday.org to access campaign resources or use our customisable poster and so...
10/06/2026

website is now live!

Visit www.worldhepatitisday.org to access campaign resources or use our customisable poster and social media graphic tools to create materials in your own language.

Missed our campaign briefing? Watch the recording to learn more about this year's campaign and how you can take action: https://bit.ly/4fCnGrQ

Just a few hours to go! ⏰Join us at 12:00 GMT for the   2026 campaign briefing.Be among the first to access our new camp...
09/06/2026

Just a few hours to go! ⏰

Join us at 12:00 GMT for the 2026 campaign briefing.

Be among the first to access our new campaign resources and learn how you can take action this World Hepatitis Day.

Let's break down the myths and misinformation about hepatitis to fight stigma and increase testing, treatment, and vaccination.

Register: https://bit.ly/4vrVs7O

08/06/2026

Stand up! Speak up! Demand action!

John Ward of Coalition for Global Hepatitis Elimination shares his recommendations for eliminating hepatitis and the urgent action needed to get us back on track towards elimination.

is a powerful opportunity to demand action. Join our briefing call tomorrow as we unveil our new campaign resources and discuss how you can take action on 28 July.

Register now: https://bit.ly/4vrVs7O

Have you registered yet? Join us on Tuesday for the official World Hepatitis Day 2026 campaign briefing.⏰: 12:00 GMTBe t...
05/06/2026

Have you registered yet?

Join us on Tuesday for the official World Hepatitis Day 2026 campaign briefing.

⏰: 12:00 GMT

Be the first to access our new campaign resources and learn how to take action this

Register: https://bit.ly/4vrVs7O

05/06/2026

Viral hepatitis is the leading cause of liver cancer.

Todd Harper, of Cancer Council Victoria and UICC - Union for International Cancer Control, shares how collaboration between hepatitis and cancer organisations can drive greater action towards hepatitis elimination and improve liver cancer outcomes.

04/06/2026

We all have a role to play in achieving global hepatitis elimination.

Hear from Oriel Fernandes of Clinton Health Access Initiative as she shares practical recommendations to help turn commitment into action.

03/06/2026

Still reflecting on the in Bangkok!

Midnight Poonkasetwattana of APCOM Foundation shares his experience from the summit.

What actions have you taken in your community since ?

📢 Save the date! Join us next week for the official World Hepatitis Day 2026 campaign briefing.📅: Tuesday 9 June⏰: 12:00...
02/06/2026

📢 Save the date!

Join us next week for the official World Hepatitis Day 2026 campaign briefing.

📅: Tuesday 9 June
⏰: 12:00 GMT

Be the first to access our new campaign resources and learn how to take action this !

Let's break down the myths and misinformation about hepatitis to fight stigma and increase testing, treatment, and vaccination.

Register: https://bit.ly/4vrVs7O

Today! Come join us at the NOHep Medical Visionaries Forum at EASL 2026!Find us at the Public Health Track Hub this morn...
30/05/2026

Today! Come join us at the NOHep Medical Visionaries Forum at EASL 2026!

Find us at the Public Health Track Hub this morning, 11:45 – 12:15 CEST

The session, featuring speakers Prof Maria Buti and Prof Saeed Sadiq Hamid, will explore practical, innovative solutions to close the gap between diagnosis and treatment, and a new practical guide for medical professionals on test and treat approaches to hepatitis C.

Globally, only 36% of people with hepatitis C have been diagnosed, and of those just 20% have received treatment. With elimination targets fast approaching, accelerating access to testing and treatment has never been more urgent. The cure exists but the barrier is access.

Supported by AbbVie

Tomorrow morning at EASL 2026, join us for the NOhep Medical Visionaries Forum with Prof Maria Buti, Prof Saeed Sadiq Ha...
29/05/2026

Tomorrow morning at EASL 2026, join us for the NOhep Medical Visionaries Forum with Prof Maria Buti, Prof Saeed Sadiq Hamid, and Dee Lee.

Only 36% of people with hepatitis C have been diagnosed, and of those, just 20% have received treatment. The cure exists but the barrier is access!

NOhep Medical Visionaries Forum @ EASL 2026
Saturday 30 May
11:45 - 12:15 CEST
Public Health Track Hub

Supported by AbbVie

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London

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