RT @GlobalHep: CGHE just released two reports—the most comprehensive global look at hepatitis B & C elimination efforts to date. Based on….

RT @Hep_Alliance: Join our president, Rachel Halford, as she speaks about stigma as a barrier to viral hepatitis elimination at this webina….

Co-authored by CanHepC Investigators Drs. Guillaume Fontaine and Jason Grebely, this report provides an evidence-based roadmap to strengthen harm reduction globally using implementation science. #HarmReduction #NSPs #DrugPolicy.

RT @GlobalHep: May 19 is #HepatitisTestingDay!. Testing is the first step to prevention, care & cure. CGHE advocates for accessible testing….

RT @INHepSU: Don’t miss your opportunity to present at the world’s leading conference on the health of people who use drugs - this is the f….

Access to clear, accurate information on hepatitis C is essential—but language accessibility can stand in the way. helps bridge that gap with resources in Indigenous and immigrant languages. #CanHepDay @CATIEinfo.

Anyone can get hepatitis C, but men who have sex with men are at increased risk. Yet, hep C testing is often overlooked in healthcare services for 2SGBQ+ men. This #CanHepDay, help pass on information—not hep C! Visit @CATIEinfo.

One of the biggest barriers to people accessing #hepC testing and treatment is discrimination and stigma. For Canada to reach its hepatitis elimination targets by 2030, the stigma must stop! Watch the #hepC @CATIEinfo pop quiz to learn more: #CanHepDay.

Did you know that the Canadian guidelines recommend that ALL people with hepatitis C should be offered treatment? This includes people who use drugs or alcohol. Share this critical information on #CanHepCDay: @CATIEinfo.

What is hepatitis C exactly? Can it be cured? This animated video by @CATIEinfo dispels myths and misconceptions regarding hepatitis C prevention, testing and treatment by responding to five common questions about the virus. #CanHepDay

Viral hepatitis can affect anyone. But certain populations are disproportionately affected by hepatitis B and C in Canada. #CanHepDay is a call for accessible healthcare for all so that no community is left behind in the fight against viral hepatitis.

Treatment cures over 95% of people with #hepatitisC. This #CanHepDay spread the word! With accessible prevention, testing and treatment services we can eliminate #hepC as a public health threat in Canada by 2030: @CATIEinfo.

In 2021, an estimated 214,000 people were living with chronic hepatitis C and 262,000 with chronic hepatitis B in Canada. Yet, 2 in 5 people didn't know it. The ONLY way to know if you have #hepB and #hepC is by getting tested. Find services at: @CATIEinfo.

To meet Canada’s 2030 Viral Hepatitis Elimination goal, we need:.✅ Federal STBBI Action Plan targets.✅ Updated screening.✅ More accessible testing and treatment.✅ Universal hep B birth-dose vaccination.✅ Improved data tracking.@ActionHepCanada @CATIEinfo.

May 11th marks Canadian Viral Hepatitis Elimination Day. Canada's 2016 commitment to eliminating viral hepatitis as a public health threat by 2030, underscores the urgent need for accessible testing, treatment and care policies to achieve that goal. #CanHepDay25  #HepCantWait

RT @CanHBVnetwork: Check out this new video from our colleagues in Germany about when and how to treat Hepatitis Delta, presented by @hkefa….

RT @waniskacentre: Listen in as Carrielynn Lund and Dr. Alexandra King share their personal experience and tell #ResearchersUnderTheScope w….

CanHepC is now on LinkedIn! Check out our new page here: .

RT @GlobalHepSummit: Wrapping up an incredible #GHS2025 passing the torch from Harry Janssen to Jordan Feld, and from the vibrant Los Angel….

RT @GlobalHepSummit: Great to see the energy for @NO_hep #StandUpforHepatitis at #GHS25! . #HepatitisElimination #StandUpforScience #HBV #H….