Last year, we launched the STOP HEP C campaign with the message: GET TESTED, GET TREATED, GET CURED. Check out our newsletter on last year's campaign.
This year, we’re working with healthcare workers & communities in Damango, Bolga, WA, & Tamale to increase awareness of HEP C.
Hello, Northern Ghana,
We’re heading to Wa, Tamale, and Bolgatanga to for Phase 2 of STOP HEP C.
Get Tested, Get Treated, Get Cured.
Follow us for updates and join the movement!
For more information, please call The HEP C team on 0208447696.
In Ghana, 1 in 10 people are affected by Hepatitis B or Hepatitis C. Let's come together to raise awareness, get tested, vaccinated, and treated.
Help us prevent the spread and support those affected to break the stigma surrounding this disease. #WorldHepatitisDay#EndHepatitis
Honoured to share my expertise on some of the urgent actions Ghana is required to eliminate hepatitis B by 2030 @ University of Ghana.
@CHIPO_HBV@GlobalHep@Hep_Alliance
New publication highlights barriers to care the importance of inclusion of lived experience in guideline development and helped inform the new @WHO#hepB guidelines. Check it out here https://t.co/6Xqg4mlaNd
@swang8@hepaghana@Hep_Alliance@DanjumaAdda@HepBFoundation
Register today for B Informed! a #hepatitisB Virtual Education Series.
This session features didactic speaker Beatrice Zovich speaking on #hepatitisB and #hepatitisD in the harm reduction space.
Register: https://t.co/h09TJEJaEe
@HepBunited
You can join us for #IVHEM2023 even if you aren't in Amsterdam! Our Pre-meeting on Nov. 30 is free and will be livestreamed! Register: https://t.co/Nicod9ObHp
And don't forget to check out our presentations and posters- schedule here: https://t.co/NuRVnzqK4X