Viral Hepatitis Updates from CDC

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Patient Education Resources – Pregnant Women and Hepatitis B

CDC has new two-page downloadable fact sheets on pregnant women and hepatitis B

available. They are available in color or black and white.

Protect Your Baby for Life - When a Pregnant Woman Has Hepatitis B

Protect Your Baby for Life - Hepatitis B and Your Baby

Patient Education Resources – Chinese Translations

CDC has two-page downloadable fact sheets on hepatitis B available in Chinese.

They are available in color or black and white.

Hepatitis B - Are You at Risk? (Chinese)

When Someone Close to You has Hepatitis B (Chinese)

Hepatitis C in the African American Community

African Americans represent 12% of the U.S. population, but make up about 22% of

the chronic Hepatitis C cases. February is Black History Month. This annual

celebration is a time set aside to commemorate the achievements by African

Americans and to educate the American people about the central role of African

Americans in U.S. history. This month also presents an opportunity to educate

the public and health professionals about serious health problems within the

African American community, including Hepatitis C. Currently, there is no

vaccine for Hepatitis C and the best way to prevent the virus is by avoiding

behaviors that can spread it. For those already infected, early detection can

save lives.

http://www.cdc.gov/hepatitis/BlackHistMnth-HepC.htm

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Patient Education Resources – Pregnant Women and Hepatitis B

CDC has new two-page downloadable fact sheets on pregnant women and hepatitis B

available. They are available in color or black and white.

Protect Your Baby for Life - When a Pregnant Woman Has Hepatitis B

Protect Your Baby for Life - Hepatitis B and Your Baby

Patient Education Resources – Chinese Translations

CDC has two-page downloadable fact sheets on hepatitis B available in Chinese.

They are available in color or black and white.

Hepatitis B - Are You at Risk? (Chinese)

When Someone Close to You has Hepatitis B (Chinese)

Hepatitis C in the African American Community

African Americans represent 12% of the U.S. population, but make up about 22% of

the chronic Hepatitis C cases. February is Black History Month. This annual

celebration is a time set aside to commemorate the achievements by African

Americans and to educate the American people about the central role of African

Americans in U.S. history. This month also presents an opportunity to educate

the public and health professionals about serious health problems within the

African American community, including Hepatitis C. Currently, there is no

vaccine for Hepatitis C and the best way to prevent the virus is by avoiding

behaviors that can spread it. For those already infected, early detection can

save lives.

http://www.cdc.gov/hepatitis/BlackHistMnth-HepC.htm

Follow us on Twitter - http://twitter.com/CDChep

For more information on viral hepatitis please visit the CDC website:

http://www.cdc.gov/HEPATITIS/

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