International Association of Hepatitis Task Forces
@IAHTF
National Association of Hepatitis Task Forces (NAHTF) is expanding internationally to better support, serve & advocate for the hepatitis community worldwide.
With the passage of the #MCEDAct, @RepRaulRuizMD recognized that patient access to FDA-approved #MCED tests are critical. The supportive @FDA advisory committee vote a few weeks ago marks meaningful progress in cancer screening. https://t.co/kDTJAwrrjs
Hepatitis #patients remain concerned that final @CMSGov GLOBE model does not protect access to timely, medically appropriate meds. Policymakers must ensure savings reach patients directly w/o creating new access barriers or disrupting clinician-patient treatment decisions. #MFN
Population-based screening for #T1D is entering a new era, analyzing the benefits of genetic screening to improve early detection.
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Researchers with PLOS Global Public Health developed a new HIV prevention guide designed to reduce stigma and support more patient-centered conversations about preventive medications.
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New analyses from the PURPOSE trials offer insights into #HIV prevention and highlight opportunities to improve adherence to #PrEP.
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The European Commission has expanded approval of Maviret for the treatment of acute #hepC in adults and children ages 3 and older with compensated liver disease, expanding its approved use for chronic #HCV infection.
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Too many cancers are still diagnosed at later stages, including cancers without recommended screening options. A new op-ed from @afshineemrani explores how #MCED testing could help change the way we approach cancer detection.
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Hepatitis A remains a significant public health challenge in India during monsoon season. Raising awareness about preventing food and water contamination can help reduce the spread of infection.
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A Canadian study found women living with both HIV and hepatitis C may face a higher risk of severe liver disease, highlighting the need for timely screening and treatment.
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Today is #WorldHepatitisDay. We honor Nobel Prize-winning scientist Dr. Baruch Blumberg, who discovered #HBV and developed the first vaccine, transforming public health. Together, we can continue expanding access to testing, vaccination, and treatment.
Hepatitis A remains a significant public health challenge in India during monsoon season. Raising awareness about preventing food and water contamination can help reduce the spread of infection.
Read more here: https://t.co/4ATtTdYfLC
Decreased donor funding threatens community-based #AIDS health services, with many countries reliant on international support now facing declining reproductive health resources to combat disease transmission.
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A @NLH_NIH study highlighted the need for accessible insulin quality testing of insulin fibrillation for people with #diabetes.
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#Hep cases in #Syria are declining following the launch of a successful emergency response effort aimed at advancing health equity and promoting disease prevention.
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New study: Diabetes more than doubles cancer risk in Hispanic adults, especially when uncontrolled, highlighting the need for better prevention and care to reduce cancer disparities.
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Obesity treatment is healthcare. Expanding access to GLP-1 medications through Medi-Cal could help prevent diabetes, heart disease, and other costly chronic conditions while improving the quality of life for California patients.
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#ICYMI: Tomorrow the @LiverCoalition is hosting an important conversation on MASLD and MASH. Learn from healthcare experts, advocates, and gain valuable insights into liver health, obesity care, public health, and patient experiences.
Register here: https://t.co/VRJMMfwS2r
#Wisconsin has launched a new initiative aimed at eliminating #hepatitis by 2030. The plan focuses on expanding statewide access to testing, vaccination, and treatments to reduce hepatitis-related illness and deaths.
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The U.S. is missing a key chance to fight hepatitis C—drug treatment centers. England shows that integrated care in these settings can boost testing, treatment, and save lives.
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A @nature study found that people with severe mental disorders face higher #hepatitisC risk and lower treatment adherence. The study suggested that nurse navigation programs may help improve care coordination and support access to treatment.
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